Bombardier CRJ-200

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08 Feb 2026 · © DSMAVIATION

This CRJ-200 (N469ZW) is notable for its special retro Air Wisconsin livery, a nod to the airline's long history in regional aviation.

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Aircraft

Airline

Air Wisconsin

AWI / ZW

Manufacturer

Bombardier

Insights

Aviation History

The CRJ-200 is a popular regional jet, known for being widely used by regional airlines in North America. This retro livery celebrates Air Wisconsin's heritage.

Fleet Rarity

CRJ-200s are becoming less common as airlines retire them in favor of more modern and efficient regional jets.

Record Flights

Often used on short regional flights, typically up to 2 hours in the U.S. Midwest and East Coast.

Safety & Events

No major incidents specific to this frame known; Air Wisconsin is notable as a long-time regional partner for major airlines.

Future Outlook

Many CRJ-200s are being phased out, but some are flying in special liveries or for smaller operators.

Specifications

General Electric CF34-3B1

Engine

21.21 meters

Wingspan

26.77 meters

Length

3,054 kilometers

Range

785 km/h

Speed

50 passengers

Capacity

24,041 kilograms

MTOW

6.22 meters

Height

38.83 kN (8,729 lbf) per engine

Thrust

ICAO Chapter 4 compliant (~83 EPNdB on approach)

Noise

Lighting conditions may make it harder to see some small details, but the airline, registration, and aircraft type are clearly visible.