The Q100 aircraft is a regional turboprop airliner developed by Bombardier Aerospace. It is part of the Dash 8 family, designed for short-haul flights and known for its fuel efficiency and reliability. The aircraft typically seats around 37 passengers and is favored by airlines for its ability to operate in various weather conditions. Equipped with advanced avionics and a spacious cabin, the Q100 offers a comfortable flying experience. Its twin-engine design allows for better performance on shorter runways, making it suitable for regional airports. The aircraft has been widely used in North America and other regions for commuter services.