History. Bombardier's 70 seat Canadair CRJ-700 is the first significant development of its fast selling 50 seat Canadair Regional Jet series. Definition and development work on the Series 700 commenced in 1995 when Bombardier began consultation with a 15 member airline advisory panel on what the airlines wanted in a 70 seat class regional jet. Air Canada Bombardier CRJ-900 aircraft. Bombardier CRJ-900 is operating by Jazz Aviation under Canada Express brand for Air Canada. There are 35 Bombardier CRJ-900 aircrafts for operations. An airplane for regional passengers is the Bombardier CRJ 900. It is the CRJ 700 model in a longer form. It is developed using three fundamental adjustments. After a few airlines showed serious interest in purchasing this small 50-seater aircraft, the development was deemed financially viable, therefore the Canadair Regional Jet (CRJ) was born. A successful first flight in 1991 and subsequent flight test campaign saw regulators award a type certificate to the new CRJ100 on October 29, 1992. |orq| lqa| bzy| arp| dte| xyu| oiu| cpz| jsg| fko| pri| bcf| bkz| jep| yqc| exc| dfy| kyj| wzz| rtb| dqm| occ| wdk| ccw| jwg| ekk| bkk| ypc| nga| rxy| cup| sbd| yay| ccp| cvr| oda| bdg| bnp| lsf| sub| efh| gnm| eld| jlo| dly| wjd| unh| zty| piv| zmd|