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CRJ Remains Popular Five Years After Final Delivery

February 1, 2026

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Key Takeaways

Final CRJ delivery was in February 2021.
The CRJ-900LR was the last model delivered.
Delta Air Lines received the last CRJ.
The aircraft is operated by SkyWest Airlines.

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Strategic Implications

The CRJ's enduring appeal may indicate a continued demand for regional jets, suggesting that operators could still find value in these aircraft despite their age. This may also signal a potential for aftermarket support and maintenance opportunities, which could benefit companies involved in MRO services.

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What Happened

Regional Jet Continues To Attract Operators Despite Age

Five years have passed since the final CRJ delivery from Bombardier’s site in Mirabel, Canada. The last CRJ, a CRJ-900LR, was shipped to Delta Air Lines and is currently operated by SkyWest Airlines. Despite being out of production, the CRJ remains popular among operators, with its regional jet capabilities continuing to attract attention. This article, published in Aviation Daily, an Aviation Week Intelligence Network (AWIN) Market Briefing, highlights the CRJ’s enduring appeal and its implications for the aerospace industry, as reported by Aviation Week.

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