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The A-149 Gryphon is a fourth-generation, single-seat, single-engine, and all-weather tactical fighter jet. The aircraft was designed as a multi-role platform at an affordable cost.
Overview
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| Type: | Jet |
| Legal Status: | Legal |
| Trunk Space: | 10 |
| Max Speed: | 1000 km/h |
| Fuel Capacity: | 1550 |
| Seats: | 1 |
| Armour Rating: | 60 |
Roles
- Surveillance
- Recreational use
Design
Features
- Despite its aging platform, the A-149 has still been upgraded with the newest sensors and weapons systems.
- single-seat, single-engine, and all-weather tactical fighter jet.
- Underslung forward facing Camera.
Notable Traits
- The Gryphon has a total of three fuel tanks located along the left and right sides of the fuselage, along with a third just behind the engine. All three tanks can only resist up to 180 points of damage before rupturing
Mobility
The Gryphon's control surfaces consist of five components:
- Ailerons (left/right)
- Elevators (left/right)
- Rudder (centre)
Due to these Control surfaces the Gryphon is easy to fly
Crew Capacity
The Gryphon only contains a single seat (for the pilot). It is unable to transport any passengers or additional crew.
Upgrades
The Gryphon currently does not support any mods.
Ownership
This vehicle is available to rent or purchase at:
Purchase and Rent.
Variants
Civilian
- standard camo
Trivia
- The Gryphon is directly based on the real-world "JAS 39 Gripen" multi-role fighter jet designed by Saab of Sweden.