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Takeoff was explosive in that regional-jet way—climbing fast, wings biting the thin Colorado air. Gear up. Flaps up. The autopilot engaged with a soft beep that felt like a promise. For twenty minutes, they were gods of the flight levels: crisp ATC handoffs, the CRT displays showing a perfect magenta line, the cabin quiet behind the locked cockpit door.

: Unlike a Boeing or Airbus, the CRJ doesn't have an auto-throttle. You are the computer. Managing your climb and descent manually makes every flight a rewarding challenge. aerosoft crj fsx

Advisory and coupled vertical navigation are available, along with a Heads-up Guidance System (HGS) for low-visibility approaches. The autopilot engaged with a soft beep that

Aerosoft, a German publisher and developer known for high-quality scenery (think Mega Airport series), partnered with Digital Aviation (later Hans Hartmann) to create the project. The first version launched in 2011, but it was the Service Pack 1 and the eventual CRJ 700/900 X upgrade that cemented its legacy. You are the computer