Bombardier CRJ700 Lufthansa 3D model

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The CRJ700, modeled almost accurately to its real-life counterpart, includes intricate textures and materials. Featuring numerous animateable elements such as turbines, landing gear, landing gear doors, ailerons, inboard flaps, and outboard flaps, this aircraft comes in ten diverse formats for various applications. As a stretched version of the CRJ200, it accommodates up to 70 passengers, with seating configurations varying among airlines. Frequently spotted in US, Canadian, and European skies, the CRJ700 boasts a new wing with leading edge slats and a lengthened, slightly widened fuselage with a lowered floor. Development of this model began in 1995 and was publicly announced in January 1997. Manufactured by Bombardier in Canada, the CRJ700 is utilized globally by numerous airlines.