The first aircraft covered in here is the CRJ700. According to Bombardier themselves, a CRJ takes off every 10 seconds. Today, these aircraft have become a major part of the Bombardier group’ offering. So, they decided to try and create a larger run of aircraft to bolster their options and to compete with larger names in the industry such as the Fokker aircraft. Bombardier found that their first run of CRJ jets, the 100/200 series, were huge successes. We’ll take a closer look at the aircraft below, but first, let’s have a look at a quick profile of each aircraft.īefore we head into the deep review below, take a minute to watch the official Aerosoft trailer video:įirst introduced in 1999 and then fully by 2001, the Canadian Regional Jet line has become a major success over the years. So, if you have ever intended on trying out the CRJ line-up, this is a good place to start. How, then, has this particular released lived up to the expectation? Was it worth all of that waiting around, or was this all much ado about nothing?
The delays have caused plenty of frustration within the community, but it looks like after all the waiting it was worth the time.
With both the 700 and 900 variants included, this is more than seven years of work, effort and refinement poured into the one project. Alongside Digital Aviation, then, Aerosoft worked to help develop a new creation for the CRJ group for Microsoft Flight Simulator X and Lockheed Martin's Prepar3D.Īir France CRJ flying over water on approach for landing. With over 1,800 of them produced in real-life, this is a popular aircraft in the Canadian aerospace industry.
This short-distance and regional commercial aircraft have been in development since 1992 by the Bombardier group. However, they’ve never been properly translated into a simulation environment in as much detail as this.Īerosoft tried to rectify this mistake on the market. Developed by the Bombardier firm, this aircraft group has been among the most popular of its kind. As a wider part of some of the bigger Aerosoft releases in recent times, the new Aerosoft release covering the Canadair Regional Jet (CRJ) 700 and 900 aircraft is a special one.
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