This aircraft follows all the basic requirements to be automatically spawned by the AI. She is able to take off and land safely at the game's main airports. it is also a playable aircraft, you can enjoy aerial collisions, target shooting or Just enjoy more realistic and diverse air traffic in the game.

The hero of Arminia

In the peaceful Kingdom of Arminia, known for its vast forests and green hills, life was peaceful until the great Balistan Federation, a military power with vast reserves of resources, decided to launch an unexpected offensive. Arminia, with its small population and modest infrastructure, was unable to face the magnitude of the attack.
King Theo, a fair leader beloved by his people, tried to negotiate peace, but Balistan's demands were intransigent. With the sky darkening from constant bombardment, Arminia Castle became a symbol of resistance and hope.

The morning was calm in Arminia when suddenly the deafening sound of explosions shattered the peace. The Balistan Federation, determined to crush Arminian resistance, launched a heavy bombardment of the kingdom's main air base. The attack was relentless: fighter planes flew overhead, dropping their bombs with devastating precision. At the air base, Commander Viktor and his pilots, despite being at a disadvantage, prepared for the worst. Sirens sounded, and the team worked frantically to secure the few remaining planes and ensure the safety of those at the base. Amidst the chaos, Viktor gave quick and precise orders, organizing a desperate defense. Resistance was fierce, but the destruction was overwhelming. Many hangars and aircraft were reduced to rubble. Even so, the Arminians, in their fierce determination, managed to repel the last attacks and preserve some of their most valuable resources. Amidst the ashes and debris, the air base, although severely damaged, still remained a symbol of resistance and courage. Arminia's response was immediate: rather than surrender, the kingdom intensified its efforts to rebuild and regroup. The destruction of the air base, although painful, served as a catalyst for uniting the people and intensifying efforts to find a definitive solution to the threat from the Balistan Federation.

Amid the smoldering rubble of the Arminia air base, the chaos was palpable. The hangars, now reduced to ruins, and the destroyed aircraft bore witness to the devastation caused by the Balistan Federation's relentless bombardment. But in the midst of despair, a glimmer of hope emerged: White Castle, a skilled SU-57 pilot, was preparing to take off. Known for his exceptional skills and his unwavering bravery, White Castle was a legend among Arminian pilots. With steady hands and fierce determination, he headed for his plane, still airworthy despite the damage around it. The SU-57, with its advanced technology and maneuverability, was the last hope to retaliate. With a powerful roar from the engines, White Castle launched the plane into the sky. Amid the devastated landscape, he used his strategic knowledge and piloting skills to evade the wreckage and opposing resistance. Their objective was clear: to locate and neutralize the Balistan bombers still flying over the region, ensuring that the kingdom had a chance to breathe. In the air, White Castle became a relentless predator. With nimble maneuvers and lethal precision, he began shooting down enemy planes one by one. Every shot from its advanced weaponry and every evasive maneuver was executed with almost supernatural precision. The shaking of the skies and the smoke trails from the explosions were a testament to the intense duel.
The White Castle attack not only thwarted Balistan's attempt to inflict further damage, but also became a symbol of resistance and hope for Arminia. Although the fighting was still far from over, White Castle's courage and skill served as a powerful reminder of the kingdom's determination to defend its land and fight for survival.

After White Castle's audacious mission, the impact of his bravery reverberated not only among the Arminians, but also across enemy lines. The Balistan Federation, which initially saw Arminia as an easy target, now found a new and feared adversary in the skies. White Castle's SU-57, after a devastating series of successful attacks against Balistan bombers, left an indelible mark. Reports of his exploits spread quickly, and the name "White Castle" began to be whispered in fear. Within enemy lines, he was quickly labeled "the Demon of Arminia". His unparalleled skill and audacity in combat created an aura of dread that spread like wild fire. Balistan's pilots and commanders, accustomed to comfortable superiority, began to feel vulnerable. The mere rumor that White Castle could be flying over the area caused the morale of the enemy troops to plummet. Air patrols were adjusted to avoid direct confrontations with the feared Arminian pilot, and operations were delayed by exaggerated precautions. White Castle's constant presence and relentless persecution destabilized the Balistan Federation's confidence. His precise attacks and the way he masterfully took down his enemies led to a tactical change: enemy bombers, now fearing the skies controlled by the "Demon of Arminia", were forced to alter their routes and strategies, reducing the effectiveness of the Balistan offensive.
Meanwhile, for Arminia, the legend of White Castle fueled the morale of the troops and the determination of the people. He became not only a symbol of resistance but also an icon of hope, showing that even in the face of great adversity, bravery and an indomitable spirit can turn the tide of war.

Inside the Balistan Federation command center, the atmosphere was one of palpable tension. The war room, normally a bastion of control and strategy, now exuded a sense of disorder and dread. The walls, adorned with strategic maps and control panels, were now awash in red warning lights, reflecting the commanders' growing uneasiness. The normally unflappable military leaders were visibly shaken. General Radek, known for his stern posture and unshakable authority, had lines of concern and frustration on his face. His once incisive gaze now wandered nervously across the monitoring screens, where reports and images of the White Castle attacks were displayed in real time. Beside him, Colonel Elena, an air operations specialist, anxiously drummed her fingers on the control table, her expression a mix of fear and irritation. She turned to the officers, issuing orders with an urgency that revealed her growing discomfort. Conversations, once organized and methodical, became a cacophony of raised voices and chaotic discussions. Officers and analysts argued frantically about the need for new tactics, trying desperately to avoid further losses. The command center, which used to be a symbol of control, was now immersed in a state of strategic panic.
The flashing lights and screens, combined with the sound of alarms and the growing murmur of worry, created a chaotic environment that reflected the psychological impact of the "Demon of Arminia." The atmosphere was charged with palpable tension, and the image of terrified commanders served as clear testimony to White Castle's devastating influence on the morale and strategy of the Balistan Federation.

After weeks of intense fighting, White Castle continued to be the legend of the skies of Arminia, known as the “Demon of Arminia” for his spectacular exploits against the planes of the Balistan Federation. Their relentless attacks had inflicted great damage on enemy forces and raised Arminian morale to unprecedented levels. However, in a tragic twist of fate, while returning to base after a successful mission, White Castle was approaching his home when the tragedy occurred. An allied Patriot battery, poorly positioned and under pressure from constant enemy attack, mistakenly identified White Castle's SU-57 as a threat. With no time to verify the target's identity, the battery fired, and friendly fire hit the plane. The impact was devastating. White Castle, a revered hero, fell from the skies in an explosion of flames and debris. Mourning and consternation gripped the Arminians upon receiving the news of the loss of their greatest champion. White Castle's death, although painful, did not overshadow his bravery. His sacrifice had a galvanizing effect on the people of Arminia. The memory of his unparalleled skills and unwavering determination inspired a new wave of resistance and solidarity. The morale of the Arminians reached a level of fervor, and their courage was decisively manifested on the battlefields. The Balistan Federation, still shaken by the effectiveness of the White Castle attacks and now facing renewed determination from the Arminians, began to falter. Fierce resistance, fueled by the memory of their fallen hero, translated into a series of strategic victories.
Finally, the forces of Arminia, united and inflamed by the memory of White Castle, achieved a decisive victory against the Balistan Federation. The fight for survival turned into a triumph, with Arminia prevailing and securing its independence. White Castle was remembered not only as an exceptional pilot, but as the symbol of an unbeatable and inspiring resistance, whose legacy of bravery and glory was perpetuated through the victory of his people.

After the tragic loss of White Castle, its last combat flight became the subject of intense analysis by military experts and analysts. In an effort to fully understand the impact and circumstances of this pivotal event, scholars have examined every detail of flight recordings and radio communications. Military analysts reviewed images captured by the radar systems and sensors on board the White Castle SU-57. They studied the maneuvers and strategies employed by the pilot, evaluating how he managed to face the battery of bombers and how his skills influenced the aerial war. Every move and decision was analyzed to better understand the effectiveness of the tactics used and the lessons to be learned. In parallel, communications reports between White Castle and command control were thoroughly reviewed. This analysis helped identify signs of stress and critical moments during the mission, providing insights into the combat dynamics faced by the pilot. Furthermore, the friendly fire incident that resulted in the fall of White Castle was also investigated in great detail. Analysts reviewed the flaws in identification and communication procedures that led to the friendly attack, with the aim of preventing such tragedies in the future. The study of White Castle's last flight revealed not only the exceptional skill of the pilot, but also flaws in the Allied defense system that needed to be corrected. The lessons learned were incorporated into military training and strategies, helping to improve the effectiveness of future operations and prevent similar mistakes.

Some images of White Castle's SU-57 before the war: