The Do 328 is a regional aircraft designed and manufactured by Dornier, a German aerospace company. It is a turboprop plane that can carry up to 30 passengers, making it suitable for short-haul flights. The aircraft is known for its reliability and efficiency, often used in commuter and regional airline services. First introduced in the early 1990s, the Do 328 features a high-wing design and is powered by two Pratt & Whitney engines. Its spacious cabin and good performance in various weather conditions have made it a popular choice among airlines and charter operators worldwide.