Bombardier CRJ700 Mesa Air Charter 3D model

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The CRJ700, accurately scaled from its actual dimensions, boasts an array of animateable features such as turbines, landing gear, landing gear doors, ailerons, inboard flaps, and outboard flaps, all made with textures and materials. It comes in ten diverse formats for a variety of uses. As a stretched 70-seat derivative of the Bombardier CRJ200, this aircraft's seat configurations vary among different airlines operating it primarily in North America, Europe, and Canada. Its innovative design includes a new wing with leading edge slats, and a stretched, slightly widened fuselage with a lowered floor. Design work for the CRJ700 commenced in 1995 and was officially launched in January 1997. Manufactured by Bombardier in Canada, these aircraft are used by airlines worldwide.