Presented by Pixie Aviation Technologies:
Starting with a new line of experimental aircraft, EMA- 01, or Salamander, is an Experimental Multirole Aircraft (which explains the acronym EMA) that features a unique weapons bay. Scattered across the aircraft's body, 24 AAM's, along with 12 AGM's, can be found on the rear tail of the main fuselage, concealed under the six orange plates. 6 AAM's can also be found in the nacelle's, and 6 more AGM's in the middle section of the main fuselage (below the braking plate). Aside from the 6 AAM's in the nacelle's, the 26 AAM's can be fired with Groups 1 through 4 in a volley of six, Groups 5 through 7 firing the 18 AGM's in a volley of six. The cockpit is simplified, with a visual representation of the aircraft's movement, along with indicators for landing gear (on the right), speed and braking (on the left), and Groups 1 through 7 (on the right, placed on the aircraft schematic). Group 8 disables lights for use of landings and takeoffs. The cockpit also has reference lines for aiming the nose of the plane.