Estonian Air has taken delivery of the first of
three CRJ900 NextGen regional jets ordered in 2010. The
transaction included options on two additional CRJ900 NextGen
aircraft.
“This a fundamental step forward for our company
as we continue with our fleet optimization program,” said Andrus
Aljas, President and Chief Executive Officer, Estonian Air. “To
better meet Estonia’s market demands, we require an aircraft with
less capacity than our larger jets. The CRJ900 NextGen airliner
offers an excellent combination of performance, operating
economics and passenger comfort.”
Mr. Aljas said Estonian Air will use the
aircraft mainly on high-demand business destinations.
First introduced to airline passengers in
November 1992, Bombardier’s CRJ jetliner has grown to become one
of the
best-selling regional aircraft programs in history, with 1,709
aircraft ordered and 1,606 delivered as of 31 October 2010.
The
CRJ jetliner family includes the original 50-seat CRJ100/200,
70-seat CRJ700, 75-seat CRJ705, 88-seat CRJ900 and the new
100-seat CRJ1000 aircraft. The current-production 70, 88 and
100-seat aircraft are all “NextGen” models.
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