FSX Stellweg Airlines Canadair CRJ-200

Stellweg Airlines Canadair CRJ-200 for AI. This is one of the medium range aircraft in the livery of Stellweg Airlines, member of The DFW Group. This is an AI aircraft, model included with default panel and sound of the FSX Bombardier CRJ700. Credits to Charles Dayhuff and the paint kit by Jonathan Barton and Tony Fosler. This is a complete AI aircraft with extra bright navigation lights and exhaust smoke features, jetway will connect to frontdoor and baggagehandling starts, when used as AI aircraft. By D. F. W. Stellweg.

Thank you for downloading this FSX AI version of the Canadair / Bombardier CRJ-200.

It is one of the medium range aircraft in the livery of " Stellweg Airlines " , member of "The DFW group " .

This is an AI aircraft , model included with default panel and sound of the FSX Bombardier-CRJ700.

Credits to Mr.Charles Dayhuff and the paintkit by Mr.Jonathan Barton and Mr.Tony Fosler.

This is a complete AI aircraft with extra bright navigation lights and exhaust smoke features ,

jetway will connect to frontdoor and baggagehandling starts , when used as AI aircraft.

Check the www.FlightSim.com library for "Stellweg " , for more aircraft of Stellweg Airlines.

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Installation instructions are simple ;

Unzip this downloaded file : "Canadair CRJ200 Stellweg Airlines.zip"

in ; let's choose C:\Temp and drag ( or copy ) the yellow folder called

"Canadair CRJ-200 Stellweg Airlines" into ;

C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Microsoft Flight Simulator X\Simobjects\Airplanes

Drag ( or copy ) the contents of the yellow Effects folder ( fx_smoke_exhaust_TheDFWgroup.fx )

into here ; C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Microsoft Flight Simulator X\Effects.

When finished unpacking and dragging , start-up Flightsimulator X and find this aircraft

amongst manufacturer ; " Canadair " , were an aircraft thumbnail picture is shown.

All Credits to ; Mr.Charles Dayhuff and paintkit by J. Barton and Tony Fosler.

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