SkyWest's Bombardier-manufactured CRJ900 NextGen is designed to hold 76 passengers in a dual-class cabin, with everyone on board able to enjoy a window or aisle seat. It has the best economics of any aircraft in its class, and larger winglets and improved aerodynamics provide enhanced takeoff, climb, cruise and landing performance.
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SkyWest's Bombardier-manufactured CRJ700, operating as United Express, features a three-class cabin to ensure passengers enjoy a comfortable, convenient flight. Noted for its environmentally sound design, the 66-passenger turbofan aircraft is well below international noise level standards providing a distinct scheduling advantage at noise-sensitive airports. Plus, state-of-the-art digital technology systems ensure passenger comfort and safety while maintaining low exhaust levels, even while cruising at 515 miles per hour.
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Passengers aboard the SkyWest Bombardier-manufactured CRJ700, flying as Delta Air Lines, enjoy additional seating options in a spacious three-class cabin. The 65-passenger turbofan aircraft are outfitted with state-of-the-art digital technology systems. Each ensures passenger comfort and safety, while maintaining low exhaust levels at speeds up to 544 miles per hour. This CRJ700 is also noted for its environmentally sound design, well below international noise level standards, offering a distinct scheduling advantage at noise-sensitive airports.
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SkyWest's 70-passenger Bombardier-manufactured CRJ700 is designed to ensure a great flight. This turbofan aircraft, operating as a part of Alaska Airlines' network, boasts best-in-class cabin features – including a window or aisle seat for everyone onboard. The CRJ700 is equipped with the latest digital technology systems to ensure passenger comfort and safety, while maintaining low exhaust levels –even while cruising at 515 miles per hour. The aircraft also offers a distinct scheduling advantage at noise-sensitive airports, thanks to its environmentally sound design.
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Against the closest competition, the Bombardier-manufactured CRJ200 50-passenger turbofan aircraft flies faster and farther while burning less fuel. A combination of state-of-the-art digital technology systems, and distinct cabin features ensure passenger comfort and safety while maintaining low exhaust levels at speeds up to 534 miles per hour.
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Quick, quiet and comfortable, the Embraer-manufactured 30-passenger turboprop EMB 120 features cabin amenities usually associated with larger aircraft. Courteous flight attendants provide inflight service to passengers in a cabin that boasts more leg and head room than most other aircraft in its class. The aircraft also offers lavatory facilities, as well as overhead, under seat and wardrobe compartments that easily accommodate a variety of carry-on baggage.
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