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Bombardier confirms that the CSeries aircraft achieved a critical milestone in February with the successful completion of the flutter testing program – which demonstrated the full capability of the aircraft as required for certification. Based on the assessment of the data collected by the flight test program, it also confirms that all CSeries flight test vehicles can now fly in fly-by-wire normal mode throughout their full flight envelope.
The first flight test vehicle (FTV1) stationed in Wichita, Kansas performed the flutter tests at a wide range of speeds and altitudes. During the tests, FTV1 was pushed to its design speed and altitude limits – achieving dive speeds as high as Mach 0.91 and altitudes up to 12,497 metres (41,000 feet).
“It was thrilling to see the CSeries aircraft fly beyond its maximum operating speeds of Mach 0.82 and up to an impressive Mach 0.91 – this demonstrated to our teams that the CSeries has exceptional maneuverability and is responding in flight completely as expected,” said Robert Dewar, Vice President, CSeries Program. “The assessment of the data collected confirms that the CSeries aircraft is now cleared to fly throughout its normal performance range. This accomplishment moves the aircraft closer to certification and we couldn’t be more satisfied with its performance and handling.”
Congratulations to the FTV1 Flight Test teams in Mirabel, Québec and Wichita, Kansas for successfully completing this critical test phase!