Airbus A320-300 Frontiers America 3D model

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This model is crafted meticulously to scale. It closely approximates actual general arrangement dimensions, varying by only a 3-5 percent margin. Retractable landing gear, animateable control surfaces including ailerons, flaps, rudder, elevators, stabilizer, and turbines are all seamlessly integrated into the design. The model boasts basic rigging and is fully prepared for animation work. Its primary purpose was to facilitate video animation, specifically to populate airport scenes and in-flight footage. All textures and materials are conveniently packaged within a MATEX file alongside the model itself. This digital asset is available in multiple formats. Notably, this model was not created with 3D printing in mind; it exists solely as a digital file. The Airbus A220, formerly known as the Bombardier CS300, represents a family of narrow-body, twin-engine medium-range midsize passenger airliners. The design underwent significant development and testing at Bombardier before Airbus acquired a majority stake in the CS program. This led to the designation of two aircraft variants: the CS100, seating 108-133 passengers, which has since been renamed the Airbus A220-100; and the CS300, with a capacity for 130-160 passengers, now rebranded as the Airbus A220-300.