CRJ900

The CRJ900 is a regional jet aircraft designed by Bombardier, typically seating around 76 to 90 passengers. It is used primarily for short to medium-haul flights, connecting smaller cities with larger hubs. The aircraft is known for its fuel efficiency, reliability, and ability to operate on shorter runways, making it suitable for regional airlines. It features two engines mounted at the rear, a sleek design, and modern technology to ensure passenger comfort and operational performance. The CRJ900 helps airlines offer convenient, efficient service on routes that don’t require larger, long-haul airplanes.