2019 United Express CRJ-200

I just got to fly on one of these yesterday, it seems about time to change the livery since the current one in game is older then I am.

tldr; you have my vote!

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Still waiting for the new livery :sob:! Anyways A fun new route to try out on the CRJ2 is SkyWest’s route to Farmington which started May of this year and is the first scheduled flights into Farmington since 2017!

https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/11759662

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In order to make this livery more appealing to hold-outs and the devs, I’m going to start adding fun facts to the thread every once and a while.

Fun fact #1

Did you know that United uses the CRJ-200 on operations to more than 90 cities across all of their hubs, including 19 essential air service routes!

Lastly here’s a photo from the DIA instagram page showing the Evo Blue United CRJ-200 next to a Lufthansa A380 in Denver

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Fun fact #2

United offers the longest US CRJ-200 route between San Luis Obispo and Denver at around 930 miles or 1500 kilometers!

Here is a photo of the CRJ-200 at SLO taken from a video by FlyerBoy on YouTube.

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Good lord, almost 3 hours aboard Satan’s Chariot

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Would be pretty cool to have both of the “bluenited” liveries on the same aircraft. Shame the only realistic option is the CRJ-200…

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Fun fact #3

Since entering service with United in the 90’s the CRJ-200 has had 4 different liveries. Starting with the Battleship Grey, then Tulip Blue in 2004, then United Continental in 2009 and finally EvoBlue in 2019!

Fun fact #3.5

The current in game livery was already outdated when the CRJ-200 was added to infinite flight!

Here’s a collage of the 4 different liveries in order from oldest to newest.

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Fun fact #4

United has put over 1 billion dollars into renovating terminals B and A at Denver to further improve their hub strength and facilities for aircraft like the CRJ-200 and -700 meaning they see long term viability for the type!

Here’s a picture from inside DIA from Denver’s own 9news.

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Fun fact #5

Until recent years (the last 5 or so) the CRJ-200 was the plane many new United Airlines pilots would start their career on.
No picture this time, but I’ll make sure to find a really cool one for the next fun fact!

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yea I agree with this. the old livery is. like practically non-existent

IF team, i’m desesparated , i can’t endure the pain to fly in the 90s livery! Voted.

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Please! We need this!

2000s. Blue Tulip didn’t come until 2005, and some would say it’s the last true United livery. However, I get what you’re saying. There’s a bunch of routes I’d like to do oit of Denver and San Francisco with this.

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No more votes left but good addition