Avro RJ100

The Avro RJ100 is the longest of the Avro RJ regional airliners and the modernised version of the British Aerospace 146-300, whose fuselage was stretched by 2.34 metres over the 146-200. It is a four-engined, high-wing, T-tailed regional jet built in the United Kingdom by British Aerospace, with the Avro RJ family assembled at Woodford by Avro International Aerospace, a subsidiary. It shares the fuselage of the 146-300 with interior, engine and avionics improvements, and it was introduced in 1992. The most common configuration seats 100 passengers, and the type can carry up to 128 in a dense layout. A larger RJ115 was marketed but never entered production. The RJ100 is out of production.