CRJ100

The CRJ100 is a regional jet made by Bombardier, designed for short-distance flights. It typically seats around 50 passengers and is used by airlines for connecting smaller cities efficiently. Known for its fuel efficiency and reliability, the CRJ100 has a twin-engine design that allows it to operate from smaller airports with shorter runways. It was introduced in the early 1990s and contributed to regional air travel by providing a cost-effective option for airlines to serve less busy routes, making travel more accessible and flexible for passengers.