Company is a part of Panta Holdings BV, which also at one point owned Denim Air and VLM Airlines, both operating Fokker F50 aircraft. Denim Air had stopped flying in 2010 and resumed operations after successful restructuring, while VLM Airlines has been sold to Air France-KLM and has become a part of its subsidiary Cityjet after which it went bankrupt. Proposed Products NAC Fokker 90NG - 100 passenger regional jet based on Fokker 70 NAC Fokker - 138 passenger regional jet based on Fokker 100 Standard seating for both aircraft is based on 30 inch seat pitch, which many airlines are now standardising on using so called "slim seats" Standstill The project does not seem to have progressed. Since the Dutch government was allowed to supply Rekkof funds to develop the new aircraft, not a lot has happened. Rekkof visualised its plane on its website. No public report has been produced detailing spending of government-supplied funds. Parliamentary documents show that Rekkof has, thus far, not been able to co-finance the development. This information is only in Dutch and can be found at the tweedekamer.nl website. References External links Netherlands Aircraft Company (official website) Fokker