We Flew ACROSS The USA on the MOST HATED PLANE (CRJ200)

Watch this video to see what it's like to fly across the USA on the most hated plane, the CRJ-200! In this video, we’ll travel from our home in Greensboro, NC all the way to California, but only using regional jets! We’ll mostly focus on the CRJ 200, but the close cousin, the ERJ-145 will make a brief appearance, too. These regional jets are easy to hate, but we wanted to put them to the ultimate test by crossing the entire country in them. The CRJ-200 is particularly uncomfortable and a lot of airlines are getting rid of them, but United Airlines, through the United Express brand, has more 50 seat regional planes than American and Delta combined, so we’ll be on a lot of United CRJ200 airplanes in this video as we fly across the USA on the most hated plane! Why do passengers think the CRJ 200 is the worst plane? For starters, they don’t have plugs or Wi-fi, the Windows are too low, the overhead bins can’t accommodate roll aboard bags, there’s barely any headroom, the lavatories are tiny, there’s no first class or even economy plus, the seats are incredibly small, and if the plane isn’t full, people in the front may have to move to the back to ensure proper weight and balance. In short, CRJ200’s and ERJ145’s are pretty easy to hate. But what do you think? Watch this video to decide for yourself! 0:00 Introduction 1:29 First Flight 5:46 Second Flight 10:38 Third Flight 13:42 Fourth Flight 16:03 Bloopers Don’t miss my first CRJ200 Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEv8O6gM9Wc For more trip reports, please subscribe to my channel! http://www.JebBrooksFlies.com Check me out on Instagram: https://www.Instagram.com/JebBrooksFlies Check me out on Twitter, too: https://twitter.com/jebbrooks And don't forget to take a look at my travel blog: https://greenergrass.com/ Music: A Beginning – Rymdklang Soundtracks Like Paradise (Instrumental Version) – waykal You Better Run (Instrumental Version) – Holy See Baby Bye (Instrumental Version) – Vicki Vox Two Peas in a Pod (Instrumental Version) – Ooyy Kia Kaha – spring gang The Morning Light (Instrumental Version) – L.M. Styles