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Bookmark or Share- Bombardier CRJ700 Guide and Specs: The Quintessential RegionalIntroduction. The CRJ (Canadair Regional Jet) 700 is a short-haul, rear-mounted twin-engine, t-tail, regional jetliner produced by Bombardier, which is now a subsidiary of Airbus. The CRJ700 is one of the most popular regional jetliners in operation today.
- Flight Friday: The Rise In Regional Jets | Aviation Week NetworkThis week’s Flight Friday has a regional jet (sub 100 seats) focus. Immediately following the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak, where international travel was, at best limited, the...
- Bombardier CRJ 900 Guide and Specs: All You Need to KnowThe Bombardier Canadair Regional Jet or CRJ for short, is one of the, if not the most, successful line of short to medium-haul regional aircraft today. First introduced in 1991, the CRJ 100/200 line was upgraded to meet the ever-increasing regional traffic requirements.
- The Battle Of The Regional Aircraft - What Aircraft Is Best?Regional Jets. As with turboprops, the regional jet market is dominated by two aircraft types – Embraer’s ERJ and E-jets, and Bombardier’s CRJ Series. There is a lot of change currently in the market, though. Bombardier sold the CRJ Series to Mitsubishi in 2020, and its larger CSeries to Airbus (now the A220 ).
- What Role Will Regional Jets Play In The Future Of US Aviation?As demonstrated by the number of regional jets among the 'big three' regional brands, they play a vital role in keeping the US connected. They are ideal for lower demand routes to areas that nonetheless deserve and require a well-integrated air service.
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