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General Electric CF34-3 Series Engine GE launched the CF34 in 1983 by taking the durable TF34 military engine and developing it into a business jet engine for Bombardier's Challenger aircraft. A decade later, GE further developed the CF34 for a new breed of aircraft the 50-passenger regional jet. The first CF34-powered regional jet, the Bombardier CRJ100, entered service in 1992. Powering the Bombardier CRJ100 and CRJ200, the CF34-3A1 and -3B1 engines (9,000 pound thrust class) have accumulated more than 12 million flight hours.