How The CRJ Program Was Quietly Killed. Will It Ever Be Revived?

Posted on March 28, 2025 by Guest authors

Today’s video will take a look at why CRJ aircraft are no longer being produced. More specifically, the decisions and reasoning behind killing the program…

Posted in aircraft, Bombardier, Commercial Aviation, CRJ, Mitsubishi

Previous: Lord Hendy: Colne to Skipton railway line is a ‘good scheme’ and is ‘worth doing’ but no money is available

Next: Edgar Cayce’s revelation of massive structures beneath the Giza Pyramids

Airbus A350-1000
aircraft
Airlines
Delta Air Lines
flight review
London Heathrow Airport
long-haul
Los Angeles International Airport
Transatlantic Flight
upper class
Virgin Atlantic

We Flew Virgin Atlantic’s Upper Class Los Angeles-London: It’s Everything You’d Imagine & More

Guest authors
August 31, 2025
0

From exquisite meals to luxurious amenity kits, the carrier’s most premium product undoubtedly pampers passengers.

aircraft
Boeing 777
Boeing 777-300ER
Commercial Aviation
Dubai International Airport
Emirates
flights
Orlando International Airport
Routes
SF Routes Analysis
United States

Sub-Daily: Emirates’ Least Served Routes

Guest authors
April 11, 2025
0

Three routes started in 2024/2025.

aircraft
Atlas Air
Boeing 747-8F Cargo
cargo
engine pods

Atlas Air Boeing 747-8F Engine Pod Strikes Runway In Anchorage

Guest authors
January 26, 2024
0

A second incident within a week has resulted in an Atlas Air Boeing 747-8F sitting on the ground after its engine pod hit the runway while landing.

Related Posts

We Flew Virgin Atlantic’s Upper Class Los Angeles-London: It’s Everything You’d Imagine & More

Sub-Daily: Emirates’ Least Served Routes

Atlas Air Boeing 747-8F Engine Pod Strikes Runway In Anchorage

Leave a Reply Cancel reply