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Every project is complex to carry to an end. Everyone has its most difficult one. If you fly the CRJ200 is because a miracle was produced. Not because technical issues but because human resource problems.
When I finished my first plane that was sold in xplane9, the Javelin32, I decided that I wanted to make the beautifull CRJ200. Not because I had flown it before in FSX, but because I liked the beauty of it. The small one, 'cause the 900 was for me a 'sauce with wings', and the 700 had the autothrottle option that never liked (for me, that single feature, breaks all fun flying). So I started modeling it, but without knowing mostly any of the systems of the plane systems. I only know that it had a FMC, that I didn't know how I was going to deal with, because I never programmed anything, and this plane. I just imagined that if I didn't have any help, then I would just program the internal poor xplane9 fmc in it, and would sell it at a lower price.
So I put all my energy making the better CRJ200 I could do, and any plane anyone in xplane would see previously, with the help of lots of photos from internet, and lot of love. Still after several years we have a plane that is still flying and is loved by lots of people around in XPlane11.
Includes liveries for Air Canada, America West, Delta Connection and Lufthansa. Feature DXT3 textures. Original CRJ200 model by Project Open Sky. Panel is aliased to the default CRJ700. CF34 turbofan sound package by Christoffer Peterson. Package by Brian C. Selb.
Screenshot of Bombardier Canadair CRJ 200 on runway.
The 50-seat Canadair Regional Jet 200 series was announced by Bombardier in 1995 and introduced into service in 1996. The CRJ200 replaced the first member of the family, CRJ100, which entered service in 1992. The 1,000th aircraft of the family to be manufactured was delivered in January 2005. The extended range version, the CRJ200ER, has an increased maximum take-off weight (23,133kg) and an optional additional fuel capacity providing a maximum range of 3,046km. A longer-range version, CRJ200LR, has increased maximum take-off weight (24,040kg) and a range of up to 3,713km. Delta Connection of the USA, through its carriers Atlantic Southeast Airlines (ASA), Comair and SkyWest Airlines, operates the largest fleet of CRJ200 jets with over 230 aircraft ordered and delivered, and Lufthansa CityLine of Germany is the largest European operator with 65 aircraft. Other operators include Air Wisconsin (70 aircraft), Air Canada (15), Atlantic Coast Airlines, Air Nostrum (32), Horizon Air, Mesa Air and Northwest Airlink (45). All textures have been modified in DXT-3 format for crisp visuals without compromising frame rates. The panel has been aliased to the FS-X default Bombardier CRJ700 (due to no CRJ200 panel available for FS-X to date). A magnificent CRJ200 CF34 Turbofan sound package by Christoffer Peterson has been included for authenticity. This package includes Air Canada, America West, Delta Connection & Lufthansa liveries. This file is for FS-X ONLY!