The right aircraft, not simply an available one.
Unlike an airline or a single operator, we are not limited to one fleet. We compare the CRJ200 with hundreds of available aircraft to recommend the one that genuinely fits your group.
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Need to transport a group on the same aircraft while avoiding the constraints of scheduled airline services? At Artheau Aviation, we arrange Bombardier CRJ200 charter flights for corporate travel, sports teams, tour operators, government delegations and private groups worldwide.
With seating for up to 50 passengers, a range of 3,148 km (1,700 nautical miles) and a cruising speed of 859 km/h (Mach 0.85), the Bombardier CRJ200 is designed for regional and short-haul group travel. Its compact size, jet performance and ability to operate from many regional airports make it an efficient solution for dedicated charter flights.
Every charter project begins with a detailed assessment of your itinerary, passenger numbers and operational requirements. We recommend the Bombardier CRJ200 only when it offers the right balance between passenger capacity, flexibility and overall charter efficiency.
Chartering an entire aircraft allows your passengers to travel on a schedule built around your project rather than the constraints of scheduled airline services. Everyone departs together, arrives together and travels directly to the airport best suited to the final destination.
Unlike scheduled flights, a dedicated charter eliminates unnecessary connections, limited seat availability and fixed departure times. The Bombardier CRJ200 combines the flexibility of a private charter with the capacity of a regional airliner, making it particularly well suited to smaller groups.
The Bombardier CRJ200 is an excellent choice for:
With capacity for up to 50 passengers, the CRJ200 is particularly suited to regional and short-haul charter operations.
Originally derived from the Challenger 600 business jet, the Bombardier CRJ200 combines business aviation heritage with the efficiency of a regional airliner. Its four-abreast 2+2 seating layout provides every passenger with either a window or aisle seat.
The cabin measures 2.53 m wide, 1.85 m high and 12.38 m long. While more compact than newer regional aircraft, its lightweight design contributes to strong climb performance and high cruise speeds.
The aircraft offers 13.8 m³ of baggage capacity, allowing passengers to travel with standard luggage, sports equipment or professional material, subject to weight and loading limitations.
Powered by two General Electric CF34-3B1 turbofan engines, the CRJ200 cruises at 859 km/h (Mach 0.85) and is equipped with Rockwell Collins Pro Line 4 avionics, providing proven reliability across regional operations.
Depending on the operator, the Bombardier CRJ200 is typically configured with 50 seats in a single-class cabin designed to maximise passenger capacity.
The Bombardier CRJ200 is designed for regional flights where speed, flexibility and right-sized capacity are essential. Its 50-seat configuration makes it particularly well suited to projects that do not require a larger commercial aircraft.
For corporate travel, the aircraft is regularly chartered for:
Sports organisations use the CRJ200 to transport players, coaching staff and equipment while keeping the entire delegation on the same flight.
The aircraft is also well suited to tour operators, event agencies and public institutions requiring dedicated transport for closed-group travel, official delegations or observer missions.
The Bombardier CRJ200 traces its origins to the Canadair Regional Jet programme, which established the modern 50-seat regional jet market. Launched in 1989, the programme adapted the Challenger 600 business jet into a dedicated regional airliner.
The original CRJ100 completed its first flight on 10 May 1991 before entering commercial service with Lufthansa CityLine in November 1992 as the world's first 50-seat regional jet.
Bombardier introduced the CRJ200 in 1996 with several key improvements over the CRJ100, including:
Certified by Transport Canada, the FAA and EASA, the CRJ200 became one of the world's most successful regional jets, with more than 1,000 CRJ100 and CRJ200 aircraft delivered before production ended in 2006.
The aircraft later formed the basis of the larger CRJ700, CRJ900 and CRJ1000 families, as well as the Challenger 850 business jet.
While the Bombardier CRJ200 is an excellent choice for regional group travel, it is not the right aircraft for every charter project.
At Artheau Aviation, we assess each request individually before recommending an aircraft. Passenger numbers, route distance, airport accessibility, baggage requirements and budget all influence the final recommendation.
For groups of fewer than 35 passengers, the Embraer ERJ135 often provides a more cost-effective alternative on similar routes.
Where operating costs are the primary consideration, particularly on shorter sectors, turboprops such as the ATR 42-600 may offer a better balance between efficiency and journey time.
If your project requires additional seating capacity, aircraft such as the Bombardier CRJ700 or Embraer ERJ170 accommodate up to 70 or 80 passengers while maintaining regional jet performance.
Larger groups may benefit from aircraft such as the Airbus A319 or the Boeing 737 family, which provide significantly greater seating capacity for higher-demand operations.
Our role is to compare the available aircraft and recommend the solution that best matches your itinerary, operational requirements and budget.
Share your departure and arrival airports, preferred travel dates, expected passenger numbers and any specific requirements, including onboard catering, sports equipment, oversized baggage or ground transportation.
Our charter specialists analyse your itinerary, operational constraints and group size to determine whether the Bombardier CRJ200 is the right aircraft for your project or whether another solution would better meet your requirements.
We compare aircraft availability across our global network of certified operators to secure the Bombardier CRJ200 best suited to your flight.
Your personalised quotation includes:
Once your flight is confirmed, your dedicated air charter broker coordinates every aspect of the operation, including flight planning, airport slots, ground handling, passenger services and any last-minute requests.
From departure planning to your passengers' arrival, we oversee every stage of the mission to ensure a seamless charter experience.
Successfully organising a regional airliner charter involves far more than securing an available aircraft. Every project requires careful planning, operator selection, airport coordination and continuous operational follow-up.
When you charter with Artheau Aviation, you benefit from:
Whether you are planning your flight months in advance or require an aircraft at short notice, our team works around the clock to secure the solution that best matches your operational requirements, subject to aircraft availability.
From private jet charters to commercial group flights and dedicated cargo operations, we deliver tailored air solutions for every mission, anywhere in the world.