The Roots Of – And Routes To – Crossover Narrowbody Jets: Quiz 1

Bernie Baldwin

Question 1

The Fokker F28 Fellowship had variants with capacity ranging from 65 to 85 seats, but what was the named of a planned US-built 50-seat variant, of which only two were ever completed?

Question 2

The F28 was developed into the Fokker 100, which the OEM envisaged being part of a 3-member family. Which model was never built?

Question 3

The British Aerospace BAe 146 family was upgraded to the Avro RJ. Which renowned regional airline took delivery of the first Avro RJ in 1993

Question 4

Which were the only two airlines to order the BAE Systems Avro RJX?

Question 5

From what aircraft was the Canadair Regional Jet (CRJ) derived?

Question 6

For pushing through the CRJ’s development, who earned himself the moniker, “Father of the RJ”

Question 7

When the original E-Jet family (as it came to be known) was announced, it had only three models. Which was the fourth?

With crossover narrowbody jets such as the Embraer E-Jet families and the Airbus A220 family proving to have the right characteristics to deliver flexibility, test your knowledge on the jets in part 1 of our 'The Roots Of – And Routes To – Crossover Narrowbody Jets' quiz.