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The Regional Jet Cliff: What Happens When The Bombardier CRJ & Embraer E-Jet Fleets Age Out
['Victoria Agronsky', 'Alexander Mitchell', 'Jacob Johnson', 'Steven Walker']
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Bombardier's Canadair Regional Jet (CRJ) family became one of the defining products of the era.
As a result, the Embraer E175 has become the only regional jet that US carriers continue ordering in meaningful numbers.
Current agreements generally cap regional aircraft at approximately 76 seats and a maximum takeoff weight of about 86,000 pounds.
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Others believe meaningful reform of scope clauses represents the only realistic path toward introducing more capable next-generation regional aircraft.