D-20 Flying Carrier

This is the successor of the D-19 "Avenger" carrier.

The D-20 Flying Carrier is an experimental aircraft, desinged to be a long-range low-capacity flying aircraft carrier, as well as including quite a lot of passenger capacity. It includes 2 nuclear boosters for easier takeoff, as well as 12 high-thrust turboprop engines for cruising. It includes a few arrays of stationary solar panels to fuel the electric propellers, making the aircraft self sustainable, and extremely long range. It will get modifications in the future.

CHARECTERISTICS:

Max. Speed ~ 320m/s on low attitude
Cruise Speed ~ 190m/s
Cruise Attitude ~ 2km ASL
Range ~ effectively infinite
Crew Capacity - 37 without modifications
Cargo Capacity ~ 300m3

CONTROLS:

Slider 1 - Rotation of the cargo pods
Slider 2 - Landing gear fwd/bwd

AG 1 - Booster engines (Recommended for takeoff).
AG 2 - Main engines (Rotors).
AG 3 - Automatic Horizontal Stabilization, actively keeps the canards parallel to the ground (Recommended for cruising).
AG 4 - Automatic Yaw Stabilization, uses a couple of techniques to help steer the aircraft in the direction set by the Nav Sphere (Recommended for cruising).
AG 5 - Automatic Roll Stabilization, helps the aircraft not roll that much on turns (Recommended for cruising).
AG 6 - Turn off to lock the Cargo Pods rotation.
AG 8 - Langing gear.
AG 9 - Reverse the propellers.

INSTRUCTIONS:

Make sure that the runway is long enough and doesn't have any obstructions at the end.
(If you want to use AYS:) Turn on the Flight Log Panel and make sure the AH and A values are equal to each other.
Turn on the Boosters and the Rotors and increase the throttle.
(If you want to cruise:) Reccomended turning on AHS, AYS, and ARS.
Fly away! It should be pretty easy...