# Bombardier CRJ-700 seat maps

URL: https://departcart.com/seat-maps/aircraft/bombardier-crj-700-crj7

Updated: 2026-09-02

Researched Bombardier CRJ-700 seat maps: 4 airlines, 5 cabin layouts, cabin by cabin, with real rows, exits and seat pitch where it is published.

## The airframe

ICAO type code: CRJ7
Manufacturer: Bombardier
Family: CRJ
Category: regional
Length: 32.51 m
Wingspan: 23.24 m
Engines: 2

## What we have researched

Airlines with a published layout: 4
Cabin layouts: 5
Seats per layout: 65 to 70
Regions: Asia, North America
Cabin mix: Business 33, Economy 306
Seat pitch published: 4 of 9 cabins

Among published Bombardier CRJ-700 layouts, layouts from American Airlines and Delta Air Lines carry the fewest seats at 65, while layouts from MIAT Mongolian Airlines and United Airlines carry the most at 70. Published economy pitch across researched Bombardier CRJ-700 cabins ranges from 31" to 33" where it is recorded.

[How much the same aircraft varies between airlines](/learn/cabin-layout-variation) puts these differences in context across every researched type.

Every researched cabin: [Airline seat maps](https://departcart.com/seat-maps)

## Airlines flying it

- [American Airlines](https://departcart.com/seat-maps/american-airlines-aa/bombardier-crj-700-crj7), 65 seats, North America
- [Delta Air Lines](https://departcart.com/seat-maps/delta-air-lines-dl/bombardier-crj-700-crj7), 65 to 69 seats, North America
- [MIAT Mongolian Airlines](https://departcart.com/seat-maps/miat-mongolian-airlines-om/bombardier-crj-700-crj7), 70 seats, Asia
- [United Airlines](https://departcart.com/seat-maps/united-airlines-ua/bombardier-crj-700-crj7), 70 seats, North America

## Where this comes from

Every layout above is researched against published cabin plans for the operator that flies it and then checked against live availability. Where a figure is not known it says so rather than being estimated, which is why some pitch cells read "not recorded" instead of carrying a number we would not defend.

The same aircraft type is not the same cabin at two airlines. Seat count, pitch and the number of classes are decisions the operator makes, which is why this page counts layouts separately from airlines and links each one rather than publishing a single plan for the type.