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The '''[[Javelin Industries|Javelin]] J-1050 Sojourner''' is a widebody airliner designed by [[Javelin Industries]]. It is large, subsonic, and designed to have a long service range to cover long international flights around [[Micras]]. | The '''[[Javelin Industries|Javelin]] J-1050 Sojourner''' is a widebody airliner designed by [[Javelin Industries]]. It is large, subsonic, and designed to have a long service range to cover long international flights around [[Micras]]. | ||
The J-1050 is available in two versions. One version is the base passenger version that can handle 407 passengers in a 3-class layout. The other version is a freighter version, the J-1050F which can transport up to 102 metric tons of cargo. Beginning in {{AN|1704}} the J-1050F | The J-1050 is available in two versions. One version is the base passenger version that can handle 407 passengers in a 3-class layout. The other version is a freighter version, the J-1050F which can transport up to 102 metric tons of cargo. | ||
Beginning in {{AN|1704}} the J-1050F began to be delivered to air forces of the [[Benacian Union]] and [[Hurmu]] as part of orders placed under the [[Osman-Spiik Accord]] of {{AN|1703}}. In military service the cargo transport variant has received the [[Raspur Pact]] designation of [[C-12 Sojourner]]. Forty C-12 were delivered between {{AN|1704}} and {{AN|1716}}, with the New Alexandrian government placing an order for a further forty in {{AN|1716}} in an effort to maintain the manufacturing capabilities and assembly line for future use. | |||
==Operators== | ==Operators== | ||
Revision as of 13:35, 8 January 2023
 Javelin J-1050 Sojourner. | |
| Type | Wide-body airliner |
|---|---|
| Place of origin |
 Nouvelle Alexandrie |
| Designed | |
| Manufacturer | Javelin Industries |
| Crew | 2 pilots |
| Seating | 349 passengers (3-class) |
| Length | 76.5 m |
| Height | 19.7 m |
| Wingspan | 71.8 m |
| Wing area | 517 m2 |
| Empty weight | 145,000 kg |
| Fuel weight | 159,000 kg |
| Max takeoff weight | 344,000 kg |
| Powerplant | 2x turbofans, 490 kN each |
| Max speed | Mach 0.87 |
| Cruise speed | Mach 0.84 |
| Range | 17,560 km |
| Service ceiling | 13,100 m |
| Wing loading | 665 kg/m2 |
The Javelin J-1050 Sojourner is a widebody airliner designed by Javelin Industries. It is large, subsonic, and designed to have a long service range to cover long international flights around Micras.
The J-1050 is available in two versions. One version is the base passenger version that can handle 407 passengers in a 3-class layout. The other version is a freighter version, the J-1050F which can transport up to 102 metric tons of cargo.
Beginning in 1704 AN the J-1050F began to be delivered to air forces of the Benacian Union and Hurmu as part of orders placed under the Osman-Spiik Accord of 1703 AN. In military service the cargo transport variant has received the Raspur Pact designation of C-12 Sojourner. Forty C-12 were delivered between 1704 AN and 1716 AN, with the New Alexandrian government placing an order for a further forty in 1716 AN in an effort to maintain the manufacturing capabilities and assembly line for future use.
Operators
Civil
- Javelin Industries:
- 1x J-1050F(X) modified testbed for airborne trials of the Basilisk Beam directed-energy countermeasure suite (flown 1699 AN–1703 AN, retired)
Military
Benacian Union Defence Force: 24x J-1050F / C-12, delivered 1704 AN – 1716 AN
Hurmu Peace Corps: 16x J-1050F / C-12, delivered 1704 AN – 1716 AN- Federal Forces of Nouvelle Alexandrie: 40x J-1050F / C-12 ordered 1716 AN
