SkyWest Accelerates Shift To E175s From Smaller CRJs

August 04, 2020
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SkyWest plans to have 213 E175s by 2022.
Credit: Embraer
SkyWest Airlines is accelerating its transition away from 50-seat Bombardier CRJ-200s as it looks to replace them with 76-seat Embraer E175s, which are now favored by major airlines. Utah-based SkyWest plans to have 213 E175s by 2022, up from the 156 expected at the end of this year, chief...

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