Bombardier CRJ-700

03 Apr 2026 · © SSGTRocky

Several American Eagle Bombardier CRJ regional jets line up on the ramp, with an American Airlines mainline jet in the background under dramatic skies.

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Aircraft

CRJ-700 CRJ7 (Bombardier CRJ-700 family)

American Eagle (standard livery with American flag tail design)

N820AE (left foreground, visible on aircraft tail and rear fuselage)

Registration

Airline

MQ (OPERATED BY ENVOY AIR OR OTHER AMERICAN EAGLE AFFILIATES)

American Eagle

EGF (operated by Envoy Air or other American Eagle affiliates) / MQ (operated by Envoy Air or other American Eagle affiliates)

Manufacturer

Bombardier

Achievements

Golden Hour Glory, Winglet Watcher, Regional Ranger

3 badges earned

Location

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport

DFW/KDFW

32.8968, -97.0380

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Dallas Fort Worth International Airport DFW

Airport

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Aviation History

The CRJ-700 family is a widely used regional jet in the U.S., notably operated by American Eagle and other regional affiliates since the early 2000s.

Fleet Rarity

Common in North America among regional carriers. American Eagle operates one of the world\'s largest fleets of CRJ-700s.

Record Flights

Not typically used for record-setting routes, but a mainstay on U.S. regional flights.

Safety & Events

No major global incidents specific to the CRJ-700 family associated with American Eagle.

Future Outlook

Still flying and in active regional service, but being gradually succeeded in some fleets by Embraer regional jets.

Specifications

General Electric CF34-8C5B1 (typical for CRJ-700)

Engine

23.24 m

Wingspan

32.51 m

Length

2,656 km

Range

829 km/h

Speed

66-78 passengers

Capacity

34,019 kg

MTOW

7.57 m

Height

2 x 12,670 lbf (56.4 kN)

Thrust

Stage 4 (typical, 85-90 dB on takeoff, ICAO standard varies by measurement point)

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