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Contents of this ZIP-package: Bombardier CRJ900ER American Eagle N574NN Repaint by: Steve Drabek Base AE textures from AS paintkit, Stefan, Holgi and others unknown to me Aerosoft paintkit (and base textures) by: Stefan Hoffmann Installation (CRJ Livery Manager): Start the Aerosoft/Digital Aviation CRJ Livery Manager and drag the ZIP-File into the list - or click "Add Livery" and select the desired file. You get a preview of the new livery - and install it with just one click. (You can read all Livery Manager functions by clicking the "?" button!) Special note. It's been reported by my beta testers that my liveries do not work in the Livery Manager. I have my file structure identical to Holgi's so not sure why. You may have to manually install. The entry for the aircraft.cfg: [FLTSIM.X] title=CRJ900ER American Eagle N574NN sim=CRJ900_AMM model= panel= sound= texture=AE_N574NN kb_checklists=BombardierCRJ900_check kb_reference=BombardierCRJ900_ref atc_id=N574NN atc_airline=American atc_parking_types=GATE,RAMP ui_manufacturer="Bombardier" ui_type="CRJ900ER" ui_variation="American Eagle" ui_typerole="Regional Jet" ui_createdby="Aerosoft/Digital Aviation" description="CRJ900ER/American Eagle N574NNnwww.aerosoft.com\nRepaint by Steve Drabek\n\nThe CRJ (Canadair Regional Jet) family of aircraft was derived from the Canadair Challenger business jet, which began its operational life as the LearStar 600. The Bombardier Canadair CRJ700, which entered service in 2001, is a stretched version of the CRJ100/200 regional jet, with increased seating capacity from 50 to 70. With increased length and upgraded landing gear, the CRJ700 features a longer wing span and leading edge slats. Like other members of the CRJ family, the CRJ700 features an electronic flight instrument system (EFIS) avionics suite and “glass cockpit” instrumentation." category=airplane Acknowledgements: The blanks used as a basis for this repaint are by Aerosoft/Digital Aviation. Thank you for the wonderful model and the great paintkit. Thank you Hans. Thanks to Holgi for any textures I may be inadvertently using in paints created from the original AS paintkits. I also used his readme file as the basis of mine (since he's painted 100's of planes for AS). Legal Stuff: This repaint is released as FREEWARE. You may use and modify it in any way you wish, but you may NOT use it in any kind of money-making endeavor, and you may NOT publicly distribute any copies of it, whether modified or not, without my permission. Steve

Contents of this ZIP-package: Bombardier CRJ700ER American Eagle N723AS Repaint by: Steve Drabek Base AE textures from AS paintkit, Stefan, Holgi and others unknown to me Aerosoft paintkit (and base textures) by: Stefan Hoffmann Installation (CRJ Livery Manager): Start the Aerosoft/Digital Aviation CRJ Livery Manager and drag the ZIP-File into the list - or click "Add Livery" and select the desired file. You get a preview of the new livery - and install it with just one click. (You can read all Livery Manager functions by clicking the "?" button!) The entry for the aircraft.cfg: [FLTSIM.X] title=CRJ700ER American Eagle N723PS sim=CRJ700_AMM model= panel= sound= texture=AE_N723PS kb_checklists=BombardierCRJ700_check kb_reference=BombardierCRJ700_ref atc_id=N723PS atc_airline=American atc_parking_types=GATE,RAMP ui_manufacturer="Bombardier" ui_type="CRJ700ER" ui_variation="American Eagle" ui_typerole="Regional Jet" ui_createdby="Aerosoft/Digital Aviation" description="CRJ700ER/American Eagle N723PS \nwww.aerosoft.com\nRepaint by Steve Drabek\n\nBase AE textures from AS paintkit, Stefan, Holgi and others unknown to me \nThe CRJ (Canadair Regional Jet) family of aircraft was derived from the Canadair Challenger business jet, which began its operational life as the LearStar 600. The Bombardier Canadair CRJ700, which entered service in 2001, is a stretched version of the CRJ100/200 regional jet, with increased seating capacity from 50 to 70. With increased length and upgraded landing gear, the CRJ700 features a longer wing span and leading edge slats. Like other members of the CRJ family, the CRJ700 features an electronic flight instrument system (EFIS) avionics suite and “glass cockpit” instrumentation." category=airplane Acknowledgements: The blanks used as a basis for this repaint are by Aerosoft/Digital Aviation. Thank you for the wonderful model and the great paintkit. Thank you Hans. Thanks to Holgi for any textures I may be inadvertenly using in paints created from the orginal AS paintkits. I also used his readme file as the basis of mine (since he's painted 100's of planes for AS). Legal Stuff: This repaint is released as FREEWARE. You may use and modify it in any way you wish, but you may NOT use it in any kind of money-making endeavor, and you may NOT publicly distribute any copies of it, whether modified or not, without my permission. Steve

Contents of this ZIP-package: Bombardier CRJ900ER Eurowings (Operated on behalf of Germanwings) D-ACNN Repaint by: Steve Drabek Base Eurowings textures from AS paintkit, Stefan, Holgi and others unknown to me Aerosoft paintkit (and base textures) by: Stefan Hoffmann Installation (CRJ Livery Manager): Start the Aerosoft/Digital Aviation CRJ Livery Manager and drag the ZIP-File into the list - or click "Add Livery" and select the desired file. You get a preview of the new livery - and install it with just one click. (You can read all Livery Manager functions by clicking the "?" button!) The entry for the aircraft.cfg: [FLTSIM.X] title=CRJ900ER EuroWings D-ACNN sim=CRJ900_AMM model= panel= sound= texture=EUR_DACNN kb_checklists=BombardierCRJ900_check kb_reference=BombardierCRJ900_ref atc_id=D-ACNN atc_airline=Eurowings atc_parking_types=GATE,RAMP ui_manufacturer="Bombardier" ui_type="CRJ900ER" ui_variation="Eurowings" ui_typerole="Regional Jet" ui_createdby="Aerosoft/Digital Aviation" description="CRJ900ER/Eurowings D-ACNN \nwww.aerosoft.com\nRepaint by Steve Drabek\n\nBase Eurowings textures from AS paintkit, Stefan, Holgi and others unknown to me \nThe CRJ (Canadair Regional Jet) family of aircraft was derived from the Canadair Challenger business jet, which began its operational life as the LearStar 600. The Bombardier Canadair CRJ700, which entered service in 2001, is a stretched version of the CRJ100/200 regional jet, with increased seating capacity from 50 to 70. With increased length and upgraded landing gear, the CRJ700 features a longer wing span and leading edge slats. Like other members of the CRJ family, the CRJ700 features an electronic flight instrument system (EFIS) avionics suite and “glass cockpit” instrumentation." category=airplane Acknowledgements: The blanks used as a basis for this repaint are by Aerosoft/Digital Aviation. Thank you for the wonderful model and the great paintkit. Thank you Hans. Thanks to Holgi for any textures I may be inadvertenly using in paints created from the orginal AS paintkits. I also used his readme file as the basis of mine (since he's painted 100's of planes for AS). Thanks to Martin J. Gallego for permission to use his excellent tail photograph! Legal Stuff: This repaint is released as FREEWARE. You may use and modify it in any way you wish, but you may NOT use it in any kind of money-making endeavor, and you may NOT publicly distribute any copies of it, whether modified or not, without my permission. Steve