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{{Infobox company | {{Infobox company | ||
| name = {{PAGENAME}} | | name = {{PAGENAME}} | ||
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| headquarters = [[Keruliya]] | | headquarters = [[Keruliya]] | ||
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| location_country = | | location_country = [[Keruliya]], [[Çakaristan]] | ||
| locations = | | locations = Macoraba, [[Suryapur]] | ||
| area_served = | | area_served = | ||
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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Çakaristan|Çakari]] aircraft manufacturer, headquartered in [[Keruliya]], that designs both civilian and military aircrafts. The company had a partnership with [[ArBa Aircraft]] from [[Batavia]] until 1709. Thanks to this partnership, much technology was acquired. It obtained the transferred equipment for redevelopment and production for the [[Çakari Armed Forces]]. | '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Çakaristan|Çakari]] aircraft manufacturer, headquartered in [[Keruliya]], that designs both civilian and military aircrafts. The company had a partnership with [[ArBa Aircraft]] from [[Batavia]] until 1709. Thanks to this partnership, much technology was acquired. It obtained the transferred equipment for redevelopment and production for the [[Çakari Armed Forces]]. | ||
Since 1731 AN, the company has had a partnership with [[Brightworks Mistra]] to supply engines. | |||
== Products == | == Products == | ||
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| An updated version of the [[SAC J39 „Fliegender Griffin“]], originally a product of the Storish Aeroplane Company. | | An updated version of the [[SAC J39 „Fliegender Griffin“]], originally a product of the Storish Aeroplane Company.<br><br>Variants:<br>FA-39 Naya Griphin (new griffin)<br>FA-39 Samudree Griphin (sea griffin) | ||
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| [[FA-41]] | | [[FA-41]] | ||
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| Originally a product of the [[Amokolische Moter Werke]]. | | Originally a product of the [[Amokolische Moter Werke]]. | ||
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| Type | Public Sector Enterprise |
|---|---|
| Industry | Aerospace and defense |
| Founded | 1691 AN |
| Headquarters | Keruliya, Çakaristan |
| Number of locations | Macoraba, Suryapur |
| Products | Civilian aircrafts, Military aircrafts, Unmanned aerial vehicles |
Çakaristan Aeronautics Limited is a Çakari aircraft manufacturer, headquartered in Keruliya, that designs both civilian and military aircrafts. The company had a partnership with ArBa Aircraft from Batavia until 1709. Thanks to this partnership, much technology was acquired. It obtained the transferred equipment for redevelopment and production for the Çakari Armed Forces.
Since 1731 AN, the company has had a partnership with Brightworks Mistra to supply engines.
Products
Civilian Aircrafts
| Name | Type | Quantity | Photo | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ÇAL Hansa | propeller plane | 60 | 
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| ÇAL Saras | propeller plane | 4 | 
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| ÇAL Tota | jet airliner | 36 | 
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Military Aircrafts
| Name | Type | Quantity | Photo | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FA-30 | multirole fighter | 540 | 
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Originally a product of the Amokolische Moter Werke. Variants: Fliegender Adler FA-30 variant A Fliegender Adler FA-30 Arbor FA-30 Udata Cheel (flying eagle) FA-30 Samudree Cheel (sea eagle) FA-30 Saamarik Cheel (martial eagle) FA-30 Wing FA-30 Raspur |
| FA-33 Aagkeephat | multirole fighter | 126 | 
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This aircraft was developed and produced in cooperation with ArBa Aircraft. Çakaristan acquired 126 combat aircrafts, the first of which were delivered in 1698 AN. Since 1709 AN, the entire production and development has been carried out by Çakaristan Aeronautics Limited. |
| FA-37 | supermaneuverable multirole fighter | 230 | 
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Originally a product of the Amokolische Moter Werke. Variants: Fliegender Adler FA-37 variant A Fliegender Adler FA-37 Arbor FA-37 Akela Cheel (lonely eagle) |
| FA-39 | multirole fighter | 134 | 
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An updated version of the SAC J39 „Fliegender Griffin“, originally a product of the Storish Aeroplane Company. Variants: FA-39 Naya Griphin (new griffin) FA-39 Samudree Griphin (sea griffin) |
| FA-41 | stealth interceptor aircraft | none | 
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Under development. |
| FA-47 | supersonic jet fighter | 3 | 
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An experimental aircraft. |
| FA-57 | stealth multirole fighter | 26 | 
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Originally a product of the Amokolische Moter Werke. |
