Aurora Light Fighter PR01
PR01 Aurora | |
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Type | Civilian Light Fighter |
Primary User | Civilians |
Additional Users | Good Ol' Boys Haulage Low-level Mercenaries |
Introduction | 2779 |
General Characteristics | |
Crew | 2 (Pilot & Passenger) |
Cost | c34,000 |
Performance | |
Maximum Yaw | 65 dps |
Maximum Pitch | 65 dps |
Maximum Roll | 65 dps |
Acceleration | 60 k/s2 |
Velocity | |
Maximum | 320 kps |
Afterburner | |
Maximum Afterburner | 640 kps |
Armament | |
Guns | |
Stream Laser (2) | |
Mounts | 2 |
Default Missile Loadout | |
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Mounts | 4 |
Components | |
Modules | |
Mounts | 4 |
Decoys | Decoy Mk. I (10) |
Defense | |
Shields | |
Fore | 155 cm equivalent |
Aft | 155 cm equivalent |
Right | 155 cm equivalent |
Left | 155 cm equivalent |
Armor | |
Front | 105 cm |
Rear | 105 cm |
Right | 105 cm |
Left | 105 cm |
The Aurora is a mid-range civilian light fighter that is frequently used by low-level mercenaries. Notably, Wilford Biologics hired a pair of Aurorae to defend shipments against Mutant Rights Activists. The Aurora also serves in a corporate role: Arl Shoeyer owned three Aurorae as executive transports. Local planetary governments often maintain individual Aurorae for service as escort leaders. Aurorae have seen less legitimate service, as well: Good Ol' Boys Haulage, a front for a pirate organisation, maintained an Aurora as part of its arsenal.
The Aurora is the fighter of choice for three of the Tri-System's most well known pilots: Delphinius, Pinet El-Susse and Bruiser McDoozer. Ralph McCloud, who provided Lev Arris with the Kraven Mk. IV laser, flew an Aurora.
The Aurora entered service before 2779. Notable Aurorae include F465_673F, G534_467J and V465_352L.