Canadair Regional Jet 200
The Canadair Regional Jet 200 is a twin engine jet manufactured by Bombardier Aerospace for the commercial regional jet market. The Canadair Regional Jet 200 is marketed by Bombardier as the Bombardier CRJ200. CRJ stands for Canadair Regional Jet, however the CRJ200 has not been called the Canadair Regional Jet 200 in recent years by Bombardier.
In the recent years (2010-2012), Bombardier has not built any new Canadair Regional Jet 200s. Even with no new Canadair Regional Jet 200s being built it is still operated by many airlines around the world.
To learn about the Canadair Regional Jet 200 airplane in detail, visit the Bombardier CRJ200 pages listed below on the website.
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 Engine - GE CF34-3B1
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 Electrical System
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 ER
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 Range
- Embraer Canadair Regional Jet 200
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 Type Rating
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 Training
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 United Express
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 Interior - Cabin
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 Overhead Panel
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 Overhead Bins
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 Price
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 Performance
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 Specifications
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 Dimensions
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 Production List
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 Parts
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 APU - GTCP 36-150RJ
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 Avionics
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 Systems
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 For Sale
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 Seat Map
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 Seating Chart
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 FMS FMC
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 Freighter
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 Cockpit - Flight Deck
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 GLS
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 Lease
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 Landing Gear
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 Business Jet - VIP
- Canadair Regional Jet 200 Maintenance
Above Canadair Regional Jet 200 Photo by Javier Bravo Muñoz on Wikimedia Commons. Photo (only) released under a GNU Free Documentation License.
