N770AV

The airframe bearing tail number N770AV is a Bombardier CRJ-200 (CL-600-2B19) built by Bombardier Aerospace (Canadair) in 1996, serial number 7130. Publicly available documentation on this specific frame’s ownership timeline, operator or home base is not published in the provided data set. There are no recorded notable registry actions or transfers supplied here, and valuation or condition details for this individual aircraft are likewise not published. As a 1996-built CRJ-200, the airframe sits within the late-1990s production cohort of regional jets and would typically reflect the age-related considerations common to that group.

This specific CRJ-200 is configured in a 50-seat regional single-aisle layout, consistent with the frame detail provided; two-class conversions are uncommon for the type and most operators historically have used single-class layouts in the 44–50 pax range. Typical avionics installations for the model are Collins Pro Line suites, and the aircraft’s fit is described as using the typical CRJ-200 installations though exact avionics fit can vary by operator. Mission profiles for the type—and by extension for this airframe—are short- to medium-range regional routes within the aircraft’s 1,700 nm range and cruise speed near 424 kt, with operations commonly centered on high-frequency regional shuttle and thin-route services. Specific operator base, unique amenity fittings or maintenance records for this serial are not published.

The Bombardier CRJ-200 family occupies the regional jet performance niche for 50-seat operations, offering higher cruise speeds and altitudes compared with turboprops while serving thinner routes unsuitable for larger mainline jets. Competing models in the same market window included Embraer regional jets of similar capacity; demand historically favored used CRJ-200s for regional carriers and charter operators, though resale and continued operation require careful attention to older airframe maintenance, avionics updates, and compliance with evolving regulatory and noise/emissions standards.