Bombardier is offering airlines a stretched, 90-seat version of its Canadair Regional Jet.
Bombardier is offering airlines a stretched, 90-seat version of its Canadair Regional Jet. A formal launch decision is scheduled to be made by year-end. The derivative aircraft would take about two years to start service in the fast expanding regional jet market, approximately half the time required...
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