Skylift 150

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The '''Skylift 150''' is a futuristic aircraft in [[av8]]. [[image:airbatstat.gif|right]]
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The '''Skylift 150''' is a futuristic aircraft in [[av8]]. [[image:airbatstat.png|right]]
  
 
==Stats==
 
==Stats==
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!|Introduction
 
!|Introduction
|2017
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|2027
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!|Withdrawal
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|N/A
 
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!|Aircraft Type
 
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!|Cruising Speed  
 
!|Cruising Speed  
|88mph
 
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!|Landing Speed
 
 
|88mph
 
|88mph
 
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!|Capacity
 
!|Capacity
|300 crates of goods/150t of cargo
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|300 crates of express cargo, or 150t of industrial cargo  
 
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The Skylift is based on various theoretical large aircraft, such as the Cargolifter, Skycat and WALRUS.
 
The Skylift is based on various theoretical large aircraft, such as the Cargolifter, Skycat and WALRUS.
  
Originally I was going to name it "Airbat Ten", which is an anagram of "Brianetta".  But then I decided that was a bit contrived.
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Originally I was going to name it "Airbat Ten", which is an anagram of "Brianetta", the TT-Forum member who persuaded me to include it.  But I decided that was a bit contrived.
  
 
{{av8}}
 
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[[Category:Futuristic Vehicles]]
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[[Category:Aircraft which can carry any cargo]]

Latest revision as of 00:18, 6 October 2011

The Skylift 150 is a futuristic aircraft in av8.
Airbatstat.png

[edit] Stats

Introduction 2027
Withdrawal N/A
Aircraft Type Helicopter
Cruising Speed 88mph
Capacity 300 crates of express cargo, or 150t of industrial cargo

[edit] Information

Clifter.jpg

The Skylift is based on various theoretical large aircraft, such as the Cargolifter, Skycat and WALRUS.

Originally I was going to name it "Airbat Ten", which is an anagram of "Brianetta", the TT-Forum member who persuaded me to include it. But I decided that was a bit contrived.

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