What is the appeal of the CRJ-100 for a smaller group?

It provides jet transport in a regional-sized cabin. Two seats on either side of the aisle mean there are no middle seats, making it a useful alternative to taking a much larger aircraft.

What should taller passengers look at?

Seat pitch and the cabin's headroom are worth checking. The four-abreast layout avoids middle seats, but it does not give the aisle width or standing space of a larger airliner.

How are the passenger seats arranged?

A typical cabin has two seats on each side of one aisle. The operator may use one travel class or separate sections, so the offered seat map is the best guide to spacing.

Can sports or event equipment travel with the passengers?

A guide figure for baggage space is about 8.71 cubic metres. An airliner has separate baggage space, but the allowance still needs to match the group and route. Provide the total number of bags and flag unusually heavy or bulky items before the itinerary is confirmed.

Why might the same model need a fuel stop on one trip but not another?

A maximum-range figure is achieved under particular assumptions. The group size, luggage, weather and destination affect the real flight plan, so confirm a nonstop itinerary using the actual requirements.

Can the operator arrange a different onboard service for our group?

Discuss meals, drinks and any special requirements when planning the charter. The seating plan and installed galley set practical limits, and a private group booking does not by itself include a particular catering package.

CRJ-100 for charter

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Charter Price per Hour$4 300 – $6 500

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Aircraft Info

Model:: CRJ-100
Family:: Bombardier CRJ
Manufacturer:: Bombardier Aerospace

Aircraft Class:: Airliner
ICAO/IATA Codes:: CRJ1/CR1

Number Built:: 1 020
Available on Aviapages:: 4
Single Pilot Operations:: No

Popularity65
Reliability80
Comfort45

Performance

Service Ceiling:: 41 001 ft 12 497 m
Max Takeoff Weight:: 47 450 lbs 21 523 kg

Engine Type:: 2 x Turbojet
Typical Engine:: 2 x GE CF34-3A1
Typical Avionics:: Collins Pro Line 4 family flight deck

Long Range Cruise Speed:: 402 kts 745 km/h
Max Cruise Speed:: 459 kts 850 km/h

Payload–Range Chart

Estimated Max Flight Time:: 4.3 h
Max Range:: 1 650 nmi 3 056 km
Fuel Burn Rate:: 2 646 lb/h 1 200 kg/h
Max Payload:: 11 700 lbs 5 307 kg

CRJ-100 Cabin Plan

Max passengers:: 19
Cabin Height:: 6.07 ft 1.85 m
Cabin Width:: 8.3 ft 2.53 m
Cabin Length:: 40.58 ft 12.37 m

Sleeping Places:: 0
Estimated Cabin Volume:: 1 605.86 ft³ 45.47 m³
Luggage Volume:: 307.59 ft³ 8.71 m³

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Airframe

Aircraft Height:: 20.41 ft 6.22 m
Aircraft Length:: 87.83 ft 26.77 m
Wingspan:: 69.59 ft 21.21 m

Cabin Zones:: 1 main cabin with 2-2 seating, optional forward premium section, galley and aft lavatory
Doors:: Main passenger entrance, separate service/baggage access and emergency exits; exact arrangement requires subtype configuration
Baggage Compartment:: Dedicated baggage hold and cabin hand-baggage stowage; allowance depends on operator and load
Airstairs:: Aircraft-specific boarding arrangement

Charter Costs for the CRJ-100

Price per Hour

Charter Price per Hour: $4 300 – $6 500

Owning Price

Buying Price (new): —
Pre-owned Price Range: $1.2M – $6.5M

Charter Costs

Cost per NM: $12.74
Direct Operating Cost (DOC)/h: $1 530 – $2 400
Annual Cost of Ownership: $1.56M – $2.38M
Cost per Seat-Mile: $0.18 – $0.27

Total Annual Variable Costs

At 200 hours: $393 000
At 350 hours: $687 800

Total Fixed Cost

At 200 hours: $1.29M
At 350 hours: $1.29M

London – New York City

EGLL – KJFK

Flight time:: 7 h 5 min
Estimated price:: $125 466

London – Dubai

EGLL – OMDB

Flight time:: 7 h 1 min
Estimated price:: $124 339

New York City – Los Angeles

KJFK – KLAX

Flight time:: 5 h 4 min
Estimated price:: $91 363

Singapore – Hong Kong

WSSS – VHHH

Flight time:: 3 h 15 min
Estimated price:: $60 641

Paris – New York City

LFPG – KJFK

Flight time:: 7 h 27 min
Estimated price:: $131 667

Madrid – Barcelona

LEMD – LEBL

Flight time:: 37 min
Estimated price:: $16 109

These route prices are estimates. The final quote will be provided by your manager and may vary depending on aircraft availability, travel dates, airport fees, and additional services.

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CRJ-100 Description

Meet the CRJ-100: the regional jetliner that quietly reshaped short-haul travel. Forget cramped commuters; this workhorse delivers surprising comfort and efficiency across routes up to 1,900 miles. Picture yourself whisked from Denver to Chicago in under two hours, or connecting Toronto and Miami nonstop – that's the CRJ-100's sweet spot. Performance isn't just about raw speed, though slicing through the sky at 785 km/h (around 425 knots) certainly helps you stay ahead of schedule. Think of it as the perfect blend of pace and practicality. Its real magic lies in accessing smaller airports effortlessly, turning secondary cities into direct destinations. You'll appreciate the smooth ride and ability to slip past weather systems that ground larger aircraft. Step inside, and the cabin feels genuinely spacious for its class. Imagine standing comfortably under a 1.85-meter ceiling – no stooping required. The 12.37-meter length provides ample room to move, while the 2.53-meter width lets passengers settle into paired leather seats without rubbing elbows. Need space for gear? The dedicated 8.71 cubic meter baggage hold swallows golf bags, skis, and suitcases without breaking stride. Configured typically for up to 19 travelers, it offers a surprisingly quiet, pressurized environment that keeps fatigue at bay. Large windows flood the cabin with natural light, making even shorter hops feel less confined. What truly sets the CRJ-100 apart is its knack for efficiency without compromise. It sips fuel compared to larger jets, translating directly to lower operating costs and more viable routes. Yet, this thriftiness never sacrifices passenger comfort or pilot confidence. Airlines adore its reliability and lower overheads; passengers appreciate the direct flights and surprisingly pleasant journey. It’s the unassuming champion that made regional air travel genuinely viable and comfortable. For operators needing a proven, cost-effective solution connecting smaller hubs or feeding major networks, the CRJ-100 remains a remarkably smart choice. It delivers consistent performance, passenger satisfaction, and operational savings – a trifecta that keeps it flying strong years after its debut. Experience the difference: regional travel done right, with a touch of unexpected spaciousness and quiet confidence.