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Bombardier CRJ200

Updated 03/11/2026

Walkaround gallery · 30 photos

Don't Panic! It's just a confining Bombardier CRJ-200 regional jet with its excessive air conditioning combating a humid summer morning. All will be normal in a few moments. On the other hand, I can't give you any suggestions on seat pitch and comfort, unless you know a way to be 10 years old again. I envy my kids sometimes. — Cabin
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GVA 15.11.2016 — Exterior
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GVA 15.11.2016 — Exterior
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MIAT Mongolian Regional jet wetleased from CemAir — Exterior
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Austrian Arrows Canadair CRJ-200; OE-LCQ@HAJ;27.07.2007/481by — Exterior
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Austrian Arrows Canadair CRJ-200; OE-LCQ@HAJ;27.07.2007/481bo — Exterior
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Austrian Arrows Canadair CRJ-200; OE-LCI@DUS;13.01.2008/492ee — Exterior
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Saurya Airlines CRJ200 '9N-ALE' at Tribhuvan International Airport, Nepal — Exterior
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LGA FROM CRJ200 DELTA N296PQ FLIGHT LGA-BUF AIRPORT — Exterior
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LGA AIRPORT LA GUARDIA NEW YORK FROM FLIGHT LGA-BUF CRJ200 DELTA — Exterior
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Lufthansa Jet — Exterior
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Good tailwind here — Exterior
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CRJ200 Flying Over I-285 - January 2015 (Atlanta, I-285, Bombardier CRJ200) — Exterior
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smile for the camera — Exterior
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GVA Etang de Colovrex — Exterior
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The CRJ Tail — Exterior
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Flying Pluna. — Exterior
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This shot speaks for the CRJ in many ways, those winglets look razor sharp, and the stance of the CRJ is definant from this angle. — Exterior
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the CRJ getting ready to head out to MSP — Exterior
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The CRJ in black and white — Exterior
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THE CRJ-200 head on — Exterior
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heres looking at you CRJ — Exterior
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The CRJ on takeoff — Exterior
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The T-tail... very nice! — Exterior
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Head on shot of the CRJ — Exterior
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The b/w crj — Exterior
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a gentle bank to the left and this crj is on another revenue flight for Pinnacle! — Exterior
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Eine der Air Wisconsin CRJ-200s für United Express betrieben. — Exterior
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The CRJ-200 in very sharp colors! — Exterior
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...I love rwy 36 departures in the afternoon for one reason...dynamic shine!!! — Exterior
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Specifications

Manufacturer: Bombardier
First flight: 10 May 1991
Engines: General Electric CF34
Capacity: 50 passengers

Source: Wikidata (CC0)

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