A Bombardier CRJ-200 in United Express livery climbs against a clear blue sky—an iconic sight for regional US flyers.
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Spotter's notes
United Express is the regional branch for United Airlines, and this CRJ-200 likely operates short-haul domestic US routes. The CRJ-200 is an important member of the United Express fleet, but is gradually being replaced by newer jets like the Embraer E-Jet series.
Aircraft identity
ICAO Type
CRJ2
Model
CRJ-200
Manufacturer
Bombardier
Airline
United Express (operated by various regional partners)
Livery
United Express
Military
Civilian
Technicals
Engine
General Electric CF34-3B1
Thrust
38.84 kN (8,729 lbf) per engine
Wingspan
21.21 meters
Length
26.77 meters
Height
6.22 meters
MTOW
24,041 kilograms
Range
3,054 kilometers
Capacity
50 passengers
Cruise Speed
785 kilometers per hour
Noise Rating
ICAO Chapter 4, around 83 dB takeoff