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Bombardier Dash 8-Q400 (Sunset Regional)

Original by ALEK

The Bombardier Dash 8 series, originally made by de Havilland Canada is a popular turboprop regional airliner used worldwide. Its compact propeller design allow it to service many more airports than larger jet aircraft. The Q400 variant is the largest and most popular variant, seeing service with many regional airlines worldwide.
Sunset Airways operates 10 Bombardier Dash 8s, used exclusively on commuter routes within major metropolitan areas, like Los Angeles and New York. These aircraft have served Sunset Airways well since their introduction in 2010. but older aircraft will be retired once more regional jets join the fleet.

- This plane uses alt mode controls.
- Use manual transmission settings to fly this plane.
- Engine start: Hazard lights (K by default).
- Throttle: Gear shift up/down.
- Flaps: Auxiliary (alt) Pg up/dwn.
- Spoilers: Invert steering (hold X).
- Landing gears: Disable steering (X by default).

Lights
- Navigation lights: Beacon (B by default).
- Taxi & Landing lights: Headlight (L by default).

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Taking off:
- Shift up to gear 5 (use manual transmission setting).
- Turn on the engine.
- Let it accelerate to 206 kph or 137 mph.
- Pull up.
- Retract landing gears.

Landing:
- Extend flaps.
- Extend landing gears.
- Shift down to gear 2 or 1.
- Try to keep the centerline.
- Manage speed at 215 kph or 130 mph.
- Flare.
- After touchdown, Extend spoilers.
- Hold S for the brake, or you can use the parking brake.

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- Open able doors.
- Realistic landing gear system.
- Detailed exterior.
- Detailed cockpit.
- Every control surfaces are moving.
- Smooth control reactions.

- High brick.
- Unrecommended to use in multiplayer.

Brick count: 2,700.

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Dimensions:
Length: 33.9 Meters.
Wingspan: 28.4 Meters.
Height: 8.3 Meters.