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Flying Aircraft
You are not allowed to fly a helicopter unless you are NPAS qualified. An exception to this rule is a co-pilot may take control if the pilot is dead or disconnected.
Even if you are retrieving a civilian helicopter and flying it back to the police station you must get someone from NPAS to fly it.
Under no circumstances are you allowed to pilot any airplane (including VTOL aircrafts)
Please refer to the NPAS handbook for rules and regulations regarding NPAS and their helicopters.
MH-9 Hummingbird (Marked)
The MH-9 is designed to nimbly insert itself into operation zones, extracting, and dropping officers off to support our ground troops. They also work for swift recon, in which they are expected to give quick communications
MH-9 Hummingbird (Unmarked)
The unmarked hummingbird is designed to be used during situations that require a bench sniper with a MK18, MK1, Mar-10 or Cyrus.
WY-55 Hellcat
The Hellcat is designed to specifically mark and understand the movements on enemy ground troops, it is designed to track missing persons and suspects.
CH-67 Huron
The Huron is designed for large troops escort, sling-loading vehicles to designate and support officers on the ground
PO-30 Orca
The PO-30 Orca, codenamed "Bumble-bee", was designed specifically to intervene swiftly with enemy combatants who directly rival the Police. It is prioritised in dropping large amounts of officers swiftly on sight.
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