CRJ 1000 Maiden Flight
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CRJ 1000 Maiden Flight
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A/C 19991 was up for just over 3 1/2 hours with no major snags. The chase aircraft was the oldest RJ flying - A/C 7002 (my favourite aircraft). Congratulations to Chuck, Jacques & Eugene who showed the great team work when they insisted the chase crew (Ed, Adam & Andreas) be included in the first flight photos.
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A few pictures
19991 and 7002 overfly the Mirabel Plant
19991 taxis in
A side view shows the length of the CRJ-1000
In contrast to the original RJ-200 as shown by 7002, the chase aircraft
19991 comes to rest in front of the Bombardier Mirabel Plant
The crew leaves the aircraft
The crews of both aircraft
19991 taxis in
A side view shows the length of the CRJ-1000
In contrast to the original RJ-200 as shown by 7002, the chase aircraft
19991 comes to rest in front of the Bombardier Mirabel Plant
The crew leaves the aircraft
The crews of both aircraft
Biggest stretch??
Do you suppose the CRJ1000 is the biggest percentage stretch, ever: i.e. from the 19 pax on the original CL-600 Type Certificate to 100 pax (presumably) on the CRJ1000??
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Do you suppose the CRJ1000 is the biggest percentage stretch, ever: i.e. from the 19 pax on the original CL-600 Type Certificate to 100 pax (presumably) on the CRJ1000??
