What is a key characteristic of CRJ handling qualities during low-speed flight?

A key characteristic of CRJ handling qualities during low-speed flight is the reduced control effectiveness and stall margins. As the aircraft slows down, particularly near its stall speed, pilots may find that control inputs have less effect on the aircraft's response. This diminished control effectiveness requires increased attention to maintain flight control, especially when maneuvering. The reduced stall margins refer to the shrinking buffer between the aircraft’s operating speed and its stall speed, which can lead to a higher risk of stalling if not adequately managed. Understanding this aspect is critical for pilots to ensure safety during low-speed operations, particularly during phases such as approach and landing, where precision and control are essential.