Since Boeing is one of the partners in this jet, I would not bet on your statement.

In addition to the russians, china and japan are also building RJ's.

The chinese and russians have a lot to prove before they can penetrate western aircraft markets...I'm not even sure china intends to seek FAA certification, their RJ is intended for domestic use.

The Mitsubishi model looks like a serious contender though...all high-tech for an emphasis on high fuel-effeciency, including the PW geared turbofan (GTF). The profile is narrow like a CRJ (low drag), but the cabin is designed to be significantly more roomy and ergonomic...addressing the main pax complaints with CRJ's. Stick around the regionals long enough and you might get to fly one of these.

All three nations are building an RJ as a warm-up to larger passenger aircraft, so Bombardier and Embraer are not the only companies confronted with new competitors in the future.

Rickair, I must respectfully decline your offer. :D

Only time will tell, but I still stand by my statement.

if it paid enough you would fly it!!!

oh yea one more thing...in russia this airplane is going to be flown by the mainline, not by a regional

No sir, in mother russia....the airplane flies you

haha I knew someone was going to write that

same, hahahaha

You MUST think in Russian.

Took me five minutes...

Clint. Very nice reference.