Turkish regional jet project

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Turkish Regional Jet
TRJ-328 TRJ-628
Concept Art of the TRJ-628
Role Regional jet
National origin Turkey
Manufacturer Sierra Nevada Corporation
Introduction 2015
Status Cancelled in 2017

The Turkish Regional Jet (TRJ) was a project to produce Turkey's first regional airplane. The project would use a modified version of the Dornier 328, the TRJ-328 and TRJ-628.[1][2] The project was cancelled in 2017 because it was “economically unfeasible”.[3]

TRJ-328[edit]

The TRJ-328 was to be used as a test bed for the TRJ-628. Capacity was to be limited to 32 seats. The aircraft would fill direct and frequent flights to and from small cities in Turkey which were not then possible with larger aircraft.[1]

TRJ-628[edit]

The TRJ-628 was to feature 60 to 70 seats and would be an overall larger airplane.[1]

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b c Pike, John. "Turkish Regional Jet". Globalsecurity.org. Retrieved 10 January 2018.
  2. ^ Pike, John. "Turkish Regional Jet". Globalsecurity.org. Retrieved 10 January 2018.
  3. ^ Turkey terminates local jet program worth billions