Stratus Design Company

Stratus Design Company

Type	Private, government subsidized
Industry	Aviation
Founded	1719 AN
Headquarters	Boulonne, Meckelnburgh
Number of locations	2 offices, 1 manufactory
Area served	Meckelnburgh
Products	Trainer aircraft
Owner(s)	Government of Meckelnburgh (55%)
Website	stratusaircraft.mb

The Stratus Design Company, also known as Stratus Aircraft, is an aircraft manufacturing and design company headquartered in Boulonne, Meckelnburgh. Founded in 1719 AN with a grant from the Ministry of Defense Affairs, Stratus Aircraft specializes in the design of trainer aircraft for military and government usage. Its main manufacturing plant is located in Victoria, Meckelnburgh. The company relies on a 55% ownership subsidy from the Meckelnburgh government, after an additional 10% was purchased in 1752 AN.

Stratus Aircraft is delivered its first shipment of aircraft in 1724 AN, the piston-engine T-1 Débutants and turboshaft H-1 Kennarar, to the Royal Meckelnburgh Air Force. The second generation of turbo-piston and turboprop trainers begin delivery in 1726 AN with the T-2 Apprenants and T-3 Étudiants. In 1733 AN, the company then introduced its first generation of twin-engine jet trainers, the T-110 Apprentis and T-120 Cadets, followed by its first glider, the TG-26 Kürzis, in 1749 AN.

Products

Stratus T-1 Débutants

Name	Purpose	Crew/Cap.	Empty weight	Powerplant	Max speed	Range	Ceiling	Production
Glider
TG-26 Kürzis	Glider trainer	2 / 2	292 kg	n/a	240 km/h	n/a	n/a	1749 AN–
Piston engine
T-1 Débutants	Elementary trainer	2 / 2	670 kg	4-cylinder piston	130 kn	620 nmi	6,100 m	1724 AN–
T-2 Apprenants	Primary trainer	1 / 4	1,029 kg	6-cylinder turbo-piston	220 kn	1,050 nmi	5,300 m	1726 AN–
Turboprop
T-3 Étudiants	Turboprop trainer	1 / 2	1,095 kg	Turboprop engine	245 kn	580 nmi	7,600 m	1726 AN–
Single-engined jet
T-130 Stagiaires	Single-jet trainer	2 / 2	4,480 kg	Turbofan	555 kn	1,400 nmi	13,600	1737 AN–
Twin-engined jet
T-110 Apprentis	Airlift trainer	2 / 3	4,740 kg	2 × turbofan	470 kn	2,900 nmi	12,000 m	1733 AN–
T-120 Cadets	Dual-jet trainer	2 / 2	4,635 kg	2 × turbojets	520 kn	600 nmi	13,700 m	1733 AN–
Helicopter
H-1 Kennarar	Helicopter trainer	2 / 4	1,220 kg	Turboshaft	135 kn	350 nmi	5,300 m	1724 AN–

Operators

 Meckelnburgh:

• Royal Meckelnburgh Air Force
  • T-1 Débutants (4)
  • T-2 Apprenants (6)
  • T-120 Cadets (4)
  • T-130 Stagiaires (5)
  • TG-26 Kürzis (2)
• Royal Meckelnburgh Navy
  • H-1 Kennarar (9)

 Lanzerwald: Luftkavallerie

• T-2 Apprenants (6)
• T-120 Cadets (12)