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Planes

Ironcliff's skies are filled with a variety of aircraft, ranging from nimble propeller-driven planes to powerful jet-driven machines. These aircraft serve a variety of purposes, from cargo hauling and passenger transport to reconnaissance and personal travel. Unlike the more specialized aerial vehicles of GHOC, civilian aircraft are built for versatility, reliability, and cost-effectiveness, ensuring that even small businesses and independent pilots can take to the skies.

Manufacturers across Ironcliff focus on designing planes that can handle the region's unique terrain, from coastal winds to mountainous updrafts. Propeller-driven planes remain popular for their efficiency and ability to operate on shorter runways, while jet-driven aircraft provide rapid transport over long distances. Whether used for business, exploration, or recreation, these planes represent the ingenuity and ambition of Ironcliff's aviation industry.

Grand Harbor Aeroworks Skycoach

Type: Propeller-Driven

Description: A reliable, twin-propeller aircraft designed for passenger transport. The Skycoach is commonly used by small airlines and independent pilots to ferry people between Ironcliff’s cities, offering a smooth ride and relatively low operating costs.

Driftwood Aviation Stormgull

Type: Jet-Driven

Description: A sleek, fast personal jet built for executives and high-profile travelers. The Stormgull is capable of high-altitude travel, allowing for rapid movement across Ironcliff without worrying about rough weather or long flight times.

Saltford Aerospace Merchant Wing

Type: Propeller-Driven

Description: A versatile cargo hauler used by traders and shipping companies. The Merchant Wing features a spacious cargo hold and reinforced landing gear, allowing it to land on rugged airstrips or dirt runways in remote areas.

Lockridge Emberhawk

Type: Jet-Driven

Description: A high-speed courier jet designed for urgent deliveries and reconnaissance missions. The Emberhawk’s streamlined design and powerful engines make it one of the fastest aircraft available for civilian use.

Ironcliff Dynamics Thunderbolt

Type: Jet-Driven

Description: A cutting-edge civilian jet designed for speed and agility. The Thunderbolt is favored by high-performance pilots who need a balance of maneuverability and power, making it a popular choice for test pilots, aerial surveyors, and private collectors.

Lockridge Wayfarer

Type: Propeller-Driven

Description: A lightweight, single-engine aircraft designed for private pilots, bush flying, and general aviation. The Wayfarer is known for its durability and ease of maintenance, making it a popular choice for solo flyers and flight schools.

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