A Canada-manufactured Bombardier CRJ-700 aircraft arrived in Mongolia on July 30, 2025, having covered 12,265 kilometers from Johannesburg, the Republic of South Africa.
According to the National Flag Carrier MIAT Mongolian Airlines, the company has expanded its fleet with a second CRJ-700 aircraft. The airline has been operating its first CRJ-700, named Mazaalai, since 2024 on routes to Hohhot, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region of the People's Republic of China, and other domestic destinations. The newly arrived aircraft has been named "Irves" and will also be used for short-haul operations.
The Bombardier CRJ-700 aircraft consumes an average of 1.5 tonnes of fuel per hour, with a per-seat fuel consumption rate of 21.4 liters per seat. The cabin is designed with spacious legroom, wider seating, and expanded overhead storage, offering enhanced passenger comfort.
Equipped with advanced aerodynamic design and modern GE CF34 turbofan engines, the aircraft delivers up to 61.3 kN of thrust during takeoff. In addition to its geographical adaptability, long-range capability, and fuel efficiency, the aircraft features low greenhouse gas emissions, aligning with MIAT’s commitment to environmentally responsible operations.

Published Date:2025-07-31