Template - Bombardier Canadair CRJ 200 3D model

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The original creator of this 3D model utilized Sketchup 15, subsequently converting it into other formats. Native format is .skp while 3ds Max scenes are based on 3ds Max 2016, rendered using Vray 3.00. Credit is due to AirbusA330 for providing the CRJ-900 which was extensively modified, as well as WilliamT's engines, carelessly morphed into the model. The Bombardier CRJ100 and CRJ200 are a line of regional airliners produced by Bombardier, based on the Canadair Challenger business jet design. The aircraft, founded on the Canadair Challenger model purchased from Bill Lear in 1976, featured a spacious fuselage accommodating two passengers on each side of the aisle, prompting Canadair officials to propose lengthening the aircraft for increased seating capacity. In 1981, however, this initiative was canceled, though the idea persisted. In 1987, detailed studies for an ambitious stretched configuration began, ultimately leading to the official launch of the Canadair Regional Jet program in spring 1989. Although the Canadair name remained, Bombardier had acquired the company by then. The initial CRJ100 development aircraft made its maiden flight on May 10, 1991, although its predecessor, C-FCRJ, met a fatal end in a spin accident near Wichita, Kansas on July 26, 1993. Type certification was granted in late 1992, with the first delivery to customers later that year. The CRJ200 is almost identical to the CRJ100 model except for its enhanced engines. Pinnacle Airlines had flown some models equipped with 44 seats, known as CRJ440, featuring storage spaces at the front of the passenger cabin; these were converted to accommodate 50 passengers. These modifications allowed the airlines to operate within contractual parameters which prevent major carriers from utilizing aircraft with over 50 seats to protect their pilot union contracts. Similarly, Comair's fleet of 40-seat CRJ200s was sold at a discounted rate to discourage them from purchasing smaller and more affordable Embraer 135 models.