About the Bombardier CRJ1000
The CRJ1000 is the longest member of the Canadair Regional Jet family. Iberia lists its Air Nostrum CRJ1000 at 39.1 meters long, with two General Electric engines.
Seating capacity
Bombardier shows a two-class layout with 97 seats and a standard single-class layout with 100 seats. The manufacturer lists a maximum of 104. Iberia lists 100 seats for the Air Nostrum CRJ1000.
Cabin layout
Iberia describes two seats on each side of a single aisle on its Air Nostrum fleet. In that layout, each passenger has a window or aisle seat. Check the seat map for your flight to see the rows and where they sit in relation to the exits.
How to recognize a Bombardier CRJ1000
Look for a long, narrow fuselage, two engines near the tail and a T-tail. The CRJ900 shares the general silhouette. Use the registration and full model name when the difference in length is difficult to judge.
Variants and related aircraft
ICAO lists the CRJ1000 under CRJX. The shorter CRJ900 uses CRJ9 and the CRJ700 uses CRJ7.
Bombardier CRJ900 · Bombardier CRJ700
Frequently asked questions
How many seats does a CRJ1000 have?
Bombardier gives 100 seats for its standard single-class layout and a maximum of 104. The exact number depends on the airline’s configuration.
Does the CRJ1000 have a middle seat?
Iberia describes a two-by-two layout for Air Nostrum, with window and aisle seats. Check your airline’s seat map for the layout on your flight.