Bombardier CS100 Air Baltic 3D model

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This model is built at actual scale of the real aircraft, accurately replicating every detail. It boasts animateable features such as spinning turbines, retracting landing gear, opening doors, moving rudder, elevators, ailerons, inboard and outboard flaps. The model is fully textured with maps for texture and livery, including intricate exterior details. It's available in multiple formats, making it versatile and adaptable to various needs. Designed for video animation and simulation, this model can be flown or placed statically within an animated scene near an airport or in flight. Its programming capabilities allow it to integrate seamlessly into some flight simulation applications. The Bombardier CS-100 was developed as a member of a family of twin-engine, narrow-body airliners designed for the regional and continental markets. Originally conceptualized and built by Bombardier in Canada, its production is now a joint venture between Bombardier and Airbus of France. The aircraft was specifically designed to accommodate 100 to 133 passengers, making it an ideal choice for short-haul flights. Its maiden flight took place in September 2013, after which it entered commercial service with Swiss Global Airlines and Air Baltic in 2016. In a significant move, Airbus acquired a controlling 50.1 percent stake in the C Series of aircraft in 2018. Two years later, Airbus opened a second assembly plant in Mobile, Alabama, to manufacture the Airbus A220-100 and its variants.