VTOL
What to know
Vertical Take-Off and Landing, also known as VTOL, refers to a ship's ability to take off, hover, and land vertically, much like a helicopter or certain modern aircraft (e.g., the Harrier jet or F-35). Key sections include Internal and External.
Vertical Take-Off and Landing, also known as VTOL, refers to a ship's ability to take off, hover, and land vertically, much like a helicopter or certain modern aircraft (e.g., the Harrier jet or F-35).
Some ships (e.g., the Drake Cutlass or Aegis Reclaimer) have specialized thrusters that engage when VTOL mode is activated. These thrusters typically provide upward thrust for rapid take-off, stability and controlled movement during vertical flight.
Internal
- VTOL inactive: VTOL active
External
- VTOL inactive: VTOL active
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