Just Flight has recently released a video showcasing the RJ Professional’s Center Console with its all-new avionics in relation to the 146, demonstrating the functionality of each panel, from the radio stack to the flight deck door controls.

It is their first development update since October, where they stated the airplane was undergoing extensive testing to ensure it was behaving just like the real-life counterpart, and the digital displays were alive with the work on the now showcased center console having just finished. The Inertial Reference System (IRS) and the fully-automatic pressurization controller were pending and yet to be demonstrated.

The Avro RJ is an improved version of the British Aerospace 146, which entered production in 1992. It is the most successful British civil jet airliner program, with 387 units (including the 146). Due to its quiet engines, it was ideal for small city-based airports such as London City. Just Flight’s rendition will include all three variants of the airliner: the RJ70 (26.2m long), the RJ85 (28.6m long), and the RJ100 (31m long), along with 25 brand new liveries covering operators from all over the World.

There’s no information on the release date or pricing yet. Stay tuned to Threshold for further updates on the RJ Professional and more!
Shout out to Petter on Discord for the news scoop!

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