License building

Fokker has concluded agreements with various manufacturers to have its aircraft produced there.
 Fokker has also produced aircraft from other manufacturers/designers (sometimes under duress).

 Licensed construction of Fokker aircraft by/at other manufacturers:

• Atlantic Super Universal, at Nakajima, at Ota, at Gunma in Japan.   
• Atlantic Super Universal, at Canadian Vickers in Canada.   
• Fokker C-1, at HF ​​in Denmark.   
• Fokker C-5, at CFM in Sweden, at FV in Denmark, at MW in Hungary, at EKW in Switzerland, at Haerens in Norway, at IMAM in Italy.   
• Fokker C-10 at V&L in Finland.   
• Fokker D-1 (M-18ZF M-18ZK) at MAG in Hungary.
• Fokker D-2 (M-18ZF M-18ZF) at MAG in Hungary.
• Fokker D-4 (M-20) at Mag in Hungary.
• Fokker D-7 at ACF in Switzerland, at AUMF in Hungary, at OAW in Germany, at Albatros in Germany.
• Fokker D-21 at FV in Denmark, at V&L in Finland.
• Fokker F-2 at Grülich in Germany.
• Fokker F-3 at Grülich in Germany.
• Fokker F-7B-3M at AVRO in GB, at OFM in Italy, at P&L in Poland, at AVIA in the Czech Republic, at Loring in Spain, at SABCA in Belgium.
• Fokker F-8 at MW in Hungary.
• Fokker F-9 at AVIA in Czech Republic.
• Fokker F-12 at OV in Denmark.
• Fokker F-27, at Fairchild in the USA.
• Fokker S-11 at Macchi/IMAM in Italy.
• Fokker S-11 at FIA in Brazil.Fokker S-12 at FIA in Brazil.

Aircraft license construction by/at Fokker:

• De Havilland DH-4, hull conversion program in the USA.
• Douglas DC-2, DC-3, were assembly and sales programs, not a full license build.
• Hull, wing and engines were shipped to Rotterdam and reassembled at Fokker.
  The aircraft had all made test flights in the USA after being built there.
• Alouette 3 was a license building program at Lichtwerk Hoogeveen, Lichtwerk was not yet part of the Fokker concern.
• Flying boats Dornier Do. J Wal and Do. 24 were license building programs at Aviolanda, Aviolanda was not yet part of the Fokker group at the time.
  

Component construction by/at Fokker and International cooperation programs:

• Airbus A-300, A-310.
• Atlantic Brequet.
• Gulfstream 4, Gulfstream 5.
• Shorts SD-330, SD-360.
• VFW-614.
• VFW, a dozen types built there, self-built or licensed, Fokker then had a Sub license.
• Canadair (Northrop) F-5.
  
  
  

And further:

• The Fokker Aerospace Department has built a number of satellites and aerospace components.
• There were dozens of Fokker aircraft designs that were never built.
• Fokker carried out maintenance on non-aircraft such as the Hawk and Nike air defense systems of the Royal Netherlands Air Force.
• Fokker carried out maintenance, repair and conversion on dozens of aircraft types from other manufacturers.
• Fokker produced dozens of products other than aircraft such as radars, buses, shelters and weapons.