Anacosta, C-907

Douglas Aerospace C-907 Anacosta Passenger & Cargo Aircraft 
Back Ground Information	
Back Ground Information	
Back Ground Information	
Back Ground Information	
Back Ground Information	
Back Ground Information
[Service Entry]	
: 	
Original Service Entry - 4539 C.E.	
Original Service Entry - 4539 C.E.	
Original Service Entry - 4539 C.E.	
Original Service Entry - 4539 C.E.
[Service History]	
: 	
Civilian 	
Civilian 	
Civilian 	
Civilian
[Primary User]	
: 	
Civilan 	
Civilan 	
Civilan 	
Civilan
[Builders] 	
: 	
Douglas Aerospace	
Douglas Aerospace	
Douglas Aerospace	
Douglas Aerospace
Complement 	
Complement 	
Complement 	
Complement 	
Complement 	
Complement
[Crew] 	
: 	
25 	
[Passengers] 	
: 	
450
Pilot 	
: 	
2 	 	 	
Engineers 	
: 	
3 	 	 	
Stewards 	
: 	
20 	 	 	
Statistics 	
Statistics 	
Statistics 	
Statistics 	
Statistics 	
Statistics
[Height] 	
: 	37.5 Meters 	
[Length] 	
: 	75.0 Meters
[Width] 	
: 	55.25 Meters 	
[Weight] 	
: 	
45.0 Tons
Endurance & Mobility Limits	
Endurance & Mobility Limits	
Endurance & Mobility Limits	
Endurance & Mobility Limits	
Endurance & Mobility Limits	
Endurance & Mobility Limits
[Speed - Mach]	
: 	
832k [166] 	
[Endurance] 	
: 	
800 Hours
[Power] 	
: 	36 Standard 	
[Motive] 	
: 	
6 Jets
RPG Stats 	
RPG Stats 	
RPG Stats 	
RPG Stats 	
RPG Stats 	
RPG Stats
[A/T/M] 	
: 	
-14/-14/-14 	
[Shields] 	
: 	
150 DD
[Sensors] 	
: 	LEV 2 [+4] 	
[Armor] 	
: 	
75 Dam Def
[Defense] 	
: 	6 	
[Hit Points] 	
: 	18,600
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The C-907 is the largest amphibious landing capable aircraft in service today. Able to land on both land and water is a definite plus for the airliner, which has been purchased extensively by inter-galactic airlines offering services to various locations. 
Layout - The Anacosta is very straightforward in it's layouts - The forward nose section holds the cockpit and main engineering bay, as well as the crew lounge and galley. Aft of this is the stewardess duty area and first class kitchen and storage room, aft of this is the first class passenger area which includes a lounge, dining area and then seating and a few private cabins. This area holds fifty passengers. The second level down holds second-class passenger seating and lounge with a second class galley and storage. This area holds 150 passengers. On the lowest passenger deck is business-class the arrangement being the same except their is no lounge for the business-class and only seating. This deck can hold up to 250 passengers. The lowest deck holds the cargo and can even hold small vehicles. 
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