CRJ2.com website closed
 

Due to security reasons and conflict of interests the CRJ2.COM web page will no longer be available

Never visited it, what was the site about? I mean it's obvious...but what sorts of stuff did they have?

It was a great concise study guide for crj 200 systems and great tips in the sim. What the heck happened?

Wait, they still have the dimensions up there! SECURITY BREACH!!!!!

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The title to this thread was not discriptive, and frankly, not up to par with what is expected at this site. I PMed the poster asking him to change it and got no response. I changed it myself to something proper.

Please, think about what you are trying to convey to your reader when you label a thread.

So they should close down airbusdriver.net too? And every other "free-information" website out there?

I think there's more than meets the eye about this website. Anyone with facts instead of speculation feel free to step forward.

I thought it meant that he was a grown-up trying to convey intense frustration. Worked for me.

CRJ 200 was a great site. Created and maintained by a Mesa Check Airmen. Good guy, gave a thorough oral. Tough but fair. Havent heard why it was taken down.

de727 no problem I was just a little upset that a decent resource was taken down, Ill Keep it professional

this was a great website and its positively ridiculous that it was taken down.

I vaguely remember hearing something about freedom of speech, or was it freedom of information. I guess I must have been daydreaming though...

I never got to see this website and found out about it thanks to the OP but www.smartcockpit.com is a valuable one as well.

looks like this site went down the same road. atleast the crj stuff...

"Smartcockpit.com has been requested by Bombardier Inc. to remove all the extracts of their Copyrighted Aircraft Operations Manuals Extracts from its servers. We apologize that we are not able to provide this material anymore."

tzadik,
if you follow the link to on that page you will see all the manuals. I downloaded the PDFs just yesterday.

Here's the link:
http://www.rcoco.com/sdoc/