Dornier 328
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- A Dornier 328 in front of the tower of the new Franz-Josef Strauss airport in Munich
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- A Dornier 328-110 regional turboprop airliner, in unique composite livery of Taiwanese regional carrier Formosa Airlines. The tail features the blue Formosa hawk logo
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- DORNIE~2
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- Dornier 228 and Dornier 328. Photo Deutsch aerospace
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- Dornier 328-110 (1) belonged to now defunct Taiwanese regional airline Formosa Airlines
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- Dornier 328-110 (2) belonged to now defunct Taiwanese regional airline Formosa Airlines
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- Dornier 328-110 aircraft in Formosa Airline colours at 5000 ft above sea level..
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- Dornier 328-110 aircraft in Formosa Airline colours at 5000 ft above sea level
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- Dornier 328-110 and De Havilland Canada DHC-8 Dash 8 twin-engine regional turboprop airliners
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- Dornier 328-110 factory demonstrator, carrying the manufacturer test registration D-CITI (MSN 3004)
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- Dornier 328-110 regional turboprop airliner, bearing the German civil registration D-CATS, in the unique grey, yellow, and white livery of Eastwest Airlines (Germany).
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- Dornier 328-110 regional turboprop airliner, flying in the livery of American regional carrier Horizon Air
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- Dornier 328-110 regional turboprop airliner, operated by the defunct Indian private carrier VIF Airways
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- Dornier 328-110 regional turboprop airliner, sporting the distinctive yellow-striped tail livery of the defunct Swiss carrier Air Engiadina
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- First flight of the Dornier 328. 20 January, 1988. Photo – Dornier Fairchild
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- First prototype of the Dornier 328-100, bearing the original manufacturer test registration D-CHIC
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- The first Dornier 328 handed over to Swiss regional airline Air Engiadina on 21-10-1993. Photo – Deiutsche aerospace AG
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- The first prototype of the Dornier 328-100, bearing the manufacturer test registration D-CHIC
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- This aircraft is a Dornier 328-110 regional turboprop airliner, serving as a factory promotional demonstrator.
