IPACS

Bombardier CRJ900

Description

The Bombardier Canadair Regional Jet CRJ-900LR is a popular twin engine regional jet with a capacity of 76 to 90 passengers which had its maiden flight in 2001. The CRJ-900LR is a stretched version of the CRJ-700 with longer fuselage, extended range (1553 NM) and increased maximum takeoff weight (38.3 t) to carry up to 10.2 t of payload. The General Electric CF34-8C51 turbofan engines of the CRJ-900LR each produce 64.5 kN thrust and allow the CRJ to cruise at FL410 (12500 m) and fly as fast as Mach 0.82 or 470 KTAS (870 km/h).

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Key Features

Physics Simulation

  • Full multibody aircraft that bends under load
  • Natural gear compression and damping
  • Center of gravity shift from gear retraction
  • Thermodynamic engine simulation with individual components for compressor, burner, turbines, fan, drive shafts and nozzle
  • Simulated full authority digital engine controller (FADEC)
  • Cold and dark startup

Aerodynamics & Flight-Controls & Systems

  • Native wing flex simulation
  • Independent simulation of flaps, slats, roll and ground spoilers
  • Auto spoilers
  • Yaw damper
  • Fully interactive cockpit
  • Full electric network with batteries, buses, generators, dynamic electric switches and individual electrical loads

Autopilot, FMS & Instrumentation

  • Authentic autopilot behaviors
  • No auto-throttle just like real aircraft
  • Flight management system (FMS) with LNAV/VNAV
  • Control Display Units (CDUs) with interactive pages and flight planning capability
  • Realistic PFD, ND, system pages and EICAS
  • Manual navigation source selection
  • Master caution and warning system

3D Model and Animations

  • High quality mesh and high resolution textures
  • Dynamic lighting and realistic exterior lights including alternating recognition lights
  • Adjustable display, annunciator and panel brightness

3D Directional Sounds

  • Custom engine sounds
  • Authentic radar altitude and GPWS callouts
  • Master caution & warning sounds
  • Wind sounds, ground roll, etc.

Tutorials

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