CONTROLS:
AG 1: Drag Chute
AG 2: Jettison Centreline Fuel Tank
AG 3: Drop Bombs/Jettison Inboard Wing Stations
AG 4: Jettison Rocket Pods/Mid-Wing Stations
AG 6: Air-To-Air Missiles ARM ON
AG 7: Arresting Hook
AG 8: Nav Lights On/Off
VTOL: Flaps/Slats Up/Down (Inverted)
Trim: Trim

Based on an enlarged F-5 airframe, the S.F-200 Pégaso is a light fighter intended to adress some of the issues pertaining to payload capacity, geared towards enhanced strike capability. It quickly gained a reputation as one of Socrux's most agile and responsive fighter aircraft, and is particularly well-suited as an air-to-air guns platform.

Apart from its overall larger size, the most distinctive feature that sets the Pégaso apart from the Tiger II which it was based upon are shifted proportions caused by the employement of far larger, more powerful engines to accommodate the payload requirements of the craft, giving it a much wider silhouette.

GALLERY:

S.YF-200 prototype aircraft

S.F-200 in operational low-visibility scheme, armed for anti-shipping mission

S.F-200 firing anti-ship missile at low level

Classic "bare metal" S.F-200 in typical ground strike loadout, armed with two UB-21 rocket pods and two 500-pound bombs.

S.YF-200 shows off its slats while maneuvering

S.YF-200 releases countermeasures

Frontal shot of the prototype

S.YF-200 prototype fires a short-range air-to-air missile at an S.Q-160 target drone during weapons integration validation campaigns.

S. YF-200 shoots down a Daedalus-QB target drone with its twin M39A3 20mm cannons.

Two S.Q-160 target drones destroyed by 20mm gunfire during tests of the radar-assisted gunsight.