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| − | The '''[[Allied Concordat Aerospace]] SkyLiner''' is a superheavy nuclear powered aircraft designed as a ultra long-range, high-capacity cargo and passenger carrier for civilian and military usage. The first true aircraft produced by the multinational ACA, the SkyLiner is considered to be the flagship product of the new [[Concordat]] venture | + | The '''[[Allied Concordat Aerospace]] SkyLiner''' is a superheavy nuclear powered aircraft designed as a ultra long-range, high-capacity cargo and passenger carrier for civilian and military usage. The first true aircraft produced by the multinational ACA, the SkyLiner is considered to be the flagship product of the new [[Concordat]] venture. |
==History== | ==History== | ||
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Taking a cue from the surprisingly efficient Airbus style modular construction, each Skyliner is actually composed of several seperately manufactured prefabricated structures and systems from all three member countries. Fuselage, wing and engine components are constructed in [[Midlonia]] and [[Zepplin Manufacturers]] and then shipped by large cargo ships to [[Navarre]] in the [[Freethinker Commonwealth]], where electronic systems are built and the entire aircraft is finally assembled and fitted out at the gargantuan [[Logan Road Aircraft Factory]] adjacent to [[Sir John Barham International Airport]]. | Taking a cue from the surprisingly efficient Airbus style modular construction, each Skyliner is actually composed of several seperately manufactured prefabricated structures and systems from all three member countries. Fuselage, wing and engine components are constructed in [[Midlonia]] and [[Zepplin Manufacturers]] and then shipped by large cargo ships to [[Navarre]] in the [[Freethinker Commonwealth]], where electronic systems are built and the entire aircraft is finally assembled and fitted out at the gargantuan [[Logan Road Aircraft Factory]] adjacent to [[Sir John Barham International Airport]]. | ||
| − | A total of 30 aircraft are completed every month. | + | A total of 30 new production aircraft are completed and delivered every month. |
==Basic Statistics== | ==Basic Statistics== | ||
Revision as of 21:55, 4 August 2006
The Allied Concordat Aerospace SkyLiner is a superheavy nuclear powered aircraft designed as a ultra long-range, high-capacity cargo and passenger carrier for civilian and military usage. The first true aircraft produced by the multinational ACA, the SkyLiner is considered to be the flagship product of the new Concordat venture.
Contents
History
Development
Production
Taking a cue from the surprisingly efficient Airbus style modular construction, each Skyliner is actually composed of several seperately manufactured prefabricated structures and systems from all three member countries. Fuselage, wing and engine components are constructed in Midlonia and Zepplin Manufacturers and then shipped by large cargo ships to Navarre in the Freethinker Commonwealth, where electronic systems are built and the entire aircraft is finally assembled and fitted out at the gargantuan Logan Road Aircraft Factory adjacent to Sir John Barham International Airport.
A total of 30 new production aircraft are completed and delivered every month.
Basic Statistics
Avaliable Models
Civilian
- SkyLiner 100
- SkyLiner 100F
- SkyLiner 100 Executive
- SkyLiner 100SE
Military
- SkyWarrior C-100T
- SkyWarrior C-101T
Orders
Airport Requirements
- Runways:
- Taxiways:
- Maintenance Facilities:
- Passenger Terminals:
