Current passenger programs that still shape fleets, routes, cabins, and day-to-day aviation memory.
This category can be followed from the open social web via the handle in-service-airliners-regional-jets@forum.airchive.com
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Tupolev Tu-204 / 214 family
The post-Soviet twinjet family built to modernize Russian narrowbody service while carrying forward familiar Tupolev dimensions and mission logic.
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Ilyushin Il-96 family
The modernized Russian long-haul quadjet that outlived the Soviet system in small but persistent numbers.
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Dornier 328JET family
The small commuter jet derivative that gave the 328 platform a faster but still highly specialized operating profile.
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Antonov An-148 / 158 family
A rough-field-capable regional jet family built for short-haul routes with infrastructure constraints and cold-weather realities.
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Sukhoi Superjet 100 family
The Russian regional jet built to refresh the country’s short-haul passenger fleet with a modern cabin and systems package.
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COMAC C919 family
China’s mainline narrowbody program, built to place an indigenous single-aisle jet into regular airline service.
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COMAC C909 family
China’s first modern indigenous regional jet family to enter sustained passenger service.
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Embraer E-Jet family
Regional jets that made right-sized flying feel less like compromise and more like strategy.
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Embraer ERJ family
The slimline Brazilian regional jets that brought speed and reach to thinner markets before larger regional cabins took over.
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Bombardier CRJ family
The Canadair Regional Jet line that made frequency-first network planning synonymous with regional jet flying.