Wagner Warbler Mk.V

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INFO:

The German designed Warbler is the flagship cargo aircraft for Wagner aviation. With the moderate success of the first production version of the Warbler - the Mk.II, Wagner Aviation set out to create a competitive and more fleshed-out successor to its initial design. The aircraft features a completely overhauled airframe. The changes include brand new, more fuel efficient engines, overhauled flap and spoiler systems, improved segmented wing designs, a new landing gear section, a redesigned tail, an improved autopilot system and streamlined fuselage design. These design changes focus on affordability and as a result dial back on the lifting ability of the aircraft. The Warbler Mk.V carries 50 tonnes less than its predecessor and has a slightly slower cruise speed of 227 m/s compared to the Mk.II's 240m/s.

This aircraft has been modeled after the Boeing C-17 Globemaster.

STATISTICS:

Range: 2,275 km

Cruise speed: 227 m/s

At altitude: 12km

Max. Cargo load: 250T (metric)

MTOW: 518T (metric)

Liftoff speed: ~109 m/s

Price per unit: $168.5M

CONTROLS:

~AG1 for engine power

~AG2 for cargo bay doors and ramp

~AG3 for taxi/landing light

~AG8 for langing gear

~Slider 1 for flaps

~Slider 2 for trim

~BRAKE for spoilers and reverse thrust

~WASD + throttle to taxi