Comprehensive Overview of the Bombardier CRJ-200

General Information

Manufacturer: Bombardier

Role: Regional airliner; Business jetliner

First flight: May 10, 1991

Primary airlines: Air Wisconsin, Delta Air Lines , Endeavor Air, PSA Airlines, SkyWest Airlines

Passenger seating: 50

Models: CRJ100, CRJ100SF, CRJ100SE, CRJ200PF, CRJ200LR

Features

• General Electric CF34-3B1 turbofan engines
• Transonic wings fitted with winglets
• Upgraded and redesigned interior configurations

Interior Diagram

Fun Facts

• The CRJ stands for Canadian Regional Jet.
• It has the highest level of cabin air quality and is equipped to provide 100 percent fresh air – there is no recycling back into the cabin allowed.
• The CRJ-200 has a turning radius of 75 feet.
• SkyWest is the largest CRJ100/200 operator.

Type Rating

Pilots must earn their type rating in the Bombardier CRJ-200 to be qualified to fly this aircraft. In most cases, the airline you fly for will get you type-rated.

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