Avro RJ70

The Avro RJ70 is the smallest of the three Avro RJ regional airliners and the modernised version of the British Aerospace 146-100. It is a four-engined, high-wing, T-tailed jet built in the United Kingdom by British Aerospace, with the Avro RJ family assembled at Woodford by Avro International Aerospace, a subsidiary. It was introduced in 1992 and the first aircraft were delivered in late 1993. Compared with the 146-100 it takes Honeywell LF 507 turbofan engines with digital engine control and digital avionics. The cabin seats 70 passengers five abreast, 82 six abreast or 94 in a high-density layout, with a crew of two. The RJ70 is out of production.