Aerosoft CRJ: So Close, Yet So Far!

I think the Aerosoft CRJ has the most potential to be great out of all the planes I've flown in MSFS.

I usually do flights between 45 minutes to an hour long, so the CRJ is the absolute perfect plane for my needs. Unfortunately the Aerosoft CRJ leaves a lot to be desired with its erratic LNAV and other undesirable mode behaviors.

I have been following the Aerosoft Forum and Hans, the creator of the CRJ, is continually reassuring the community that we will be getting a big update that has been in the works for over 2 years that fixed many of the systems and updates the CRJ to 2024 standards with better modeling and some new features.

Personally I will be flying the plane a lot if it ever gets fixed and brought up-to-date. Till then, it will be collecting dust in my virtual hangar. Best of luck to the Aerosoft team and Hans, I'm hoping you guys can bring this bird to its full potential.

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