FLIGHT MANUAL

READ BEFORE FLIGHT

Buttons

AG1 : Master Arm (VR :vM.ARM)
AG2 : Canopy (VR : CNP)
AG3 : EJECT (VR :grab yellow thing in between legs)
AG4 : Lights
AG5 : Storage/On deck mode (VR : FLD)
AG6 : Tail Hook (VR : HOOK)
AG7 : Refueling Probe (VR : A. R. P)
AG8 : Main Power

Others

VTOL Neutral : Wing Auto fold
VTOL > Neutral : FOLD
VTOL < Neutral : Flaps
(Stick Above Throttle)

Trim < Neutral : Catapult Kneel
Keep it neutral when attaching to the catapult and only put it down to kneel.
(Right Lever)

HEAD of PILOT and RIO are controlled by their respected cameras.
(Grab from butt to remove)

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CREDITS

Pilot model by Quartz05
1PartHud by PlanariaLab
Election seat by Atrocitum
Flight assistance guided by RestlessGalaxies 's guidance
Tested by MIGFOXHOUND31BSM26

Description

NASF-14E HELLCAT: A Naval Fighter for the Modern Era

The NASF-14E HELLCAT, developed by IAE (Ishikawan Aerospace Engineering), is the export variant of Ishikawa’s premier naval air superiority fighter. Designed to meet the evolving demands of allied nations, the HELLCAT-E offers cutting-edge technology, unmatched versatility, and proven reliability for carrier-based operations.

Built on the foundation of the IDOF’s NASF-14, the HELLCAT-E retains its folding wings, variable-geometry wing sweep, and advanced flight control systems, ensuring seamless performance in even the most challenging naval environments. Adjustable inlets and optimized design enable the fighter to excel across a range of speeds, from long-range patrols to high-speed intercepts.

Armed with a standard loadout of four AIM-120C medium-range air-to-air missiles and four AIM-9 Sidewinders, the HELLCAT-E is equipped to handle both long-range threats and close-quarters engagements. While its radar system is streamlined compared to the IDOF variant, it delivers exceptional tracking and targeting capabilities, ensuring superior situational awareness for pilots.

Designed with international operators in mind, the HELLCAT-E integrates easily with NATO-standard munitions, carrier launch systems, and logistical networks, reducing the need for costly infrastructure changes. Its adaptability and ease of maintenance make it a highly reliable solution for allied nations seeking a state-of-the-art naval fighter.

The NASF-14E HELLCAT represents IAE’s commitment to delivering modern, high-performance aircraft to the global stage, ensuring that allied nations have the tools they need to dominate in the skies and secure their naval operations.