Airbus A220-300 Devon Air 3D model

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This model is crafted to scale, boasting a ratio of actual general arrangement dimensions within a 3-5 percent margin. Equipped with retractable landing gear and an array of animateable components including ailerons, flaps, rudder, elevators, stabilizer, and turbines, the model is primed for animation work. Basic rigging has been implemented to facilitate seamless animation. Developed specifically for video animation to populate airport scenes and in-flight footage, this model offers a realistic representation of the aircraft in motion. All textures and materials are conveniently packaged within a MATEX file accompanying the model, ensuring effortless integration. Available in multiple formats, this digital masterpiece is not designed for 3D printing but rather as a digital asset. The Airbus A220, formerly known as the Bombardier CS300, represents a family of narrow-body, twin-engine, medium-range midsize passenger airliners. Initially developed by Bombardier through the test flight stage, the program was later acquired by Airbus, which took majority ownership of the CS project at Bombardier Company. The 108-133 seat aircraft was originally dubbed the CS100 and has since been rebranded as the Airbus A220-100. Meanwhile, its counterpart, the CS300 with a capacity for 130-160 passengers, has undergone a similar transformation to become the Airbus A220-300.