Bombardier CRJ-700 (CR7)
Bombardier regional jet. 702 routes across 40 airlines. 2-2 seating, no middle seat. Operated by regional carriers under mainline airline codes. Under 2 hours.
American Airlines operates the most routes with 387. United Airlines and Delta Air Lines follow. 231 individual aircraft tracked across all operators.
Flying the Bombardier CRJ-700
Smaller regional jet. 2-2 seating, tighter on the smaller variants. Limited overhead bin space. Gate-check your carry-on if it is full size.
The Bombardier CRJ-700 cabin changes by operator. These configurations are ordered by the minimum standard-economy pitch currently recorded in the seat-map library. Pitch is the space between your seat and the one in front; a missing number means the measurement is unavailable.
| Airline and cabin | Economy pitch | |
|---|---|---|
| AA American Airlines First Class · Main Cabin | 31in | seat map → |
| DL Delta Air Lines DELTA MAIN · DELTA FIRST · DELTA COMFORT | seat map → |
Bombardier CRJ-700 FAQ
The Bombardier CRJ-700 (IATA code CR7) is a Regional aircraft operated by 40 airlines on 702 routes.
Depends whose Bombardier CRJ-700 you board. American Airlines fits 65 seats, Delta Air Lines 65 to 69. Each airline picks its own layout.
40 airlines. American Airlines operates the most routes.
2-2 seating, no middle seat. Short flights only.