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According to Planespotters.net, there are 1315 CRJ-100/200 still active, and 908 ERJ-145s still active.
Expanding it to include the smaller ERJ-140 and 135 makes it 1221 airplanes in service.
So the short answer is I believe there are more CRJs worldwide.
Expanding it to include the smaller ERJ-140 and 135 makes it 1221 airplanes in service.
So the short answer is I believe there are more CRJs worldwide.
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