Bombardier CS100 Qatar 3D model

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This highly detailed model is built to exacting specifications, mirroring the real aircraft with uncanny accuracy. It boasts an array of animateable features, including whirring turbines, retractable landing gear, opening landing gear doors, a responsive rudder, precision elevators, precise ailerons, and deployable inboard and outboard flaps. Every inch is fully textured with meticulous attention to detail, featuring elaborate texture and livery maps that bring the exterior to life. It's available in numerous formats, catering to diverse needs. Built with both video animation and simulation in mind, this model can be flown or static within a dynamic animated scene, whether it's around an airport or soaring through the skies. What's more, it can be programmed for seamless integration into various flight simulation applications. The Bombardier CS-100 was conceived as part of a family of narrow-body twin-engine airliners, specifically designed to cater to regional and continental markets. Initially crafted by Bombardier in Canada, it has since evolved into a joint manufacturing partnership with France's Airbus. This aircraft is engineered for configurations ranging from 100 to 133 seats. After its maiden flight in September 2013, the CS-100 entered service with Swiss Global Airlines and Air Baltic in 2016. In 2018, Airbus secured a 50.1 percent stake in the C Series of aircraft. By 2019, Airbus had opened a second assembly plant in Mobile, Alabama, dedicated to producing the Airbus 220-100 and its variants.