The UC-22 Lancaster is a family of STOL Utility/Multi-Mission Turboprop Aircraft made by Dornier and Astraeus Corporation. It includes the new Eye-Spy camera by Relocan Systems, an upgraded engine (only the D variant), and a sensor extension (next to the camera). Because of its versatility and STOL capabilities, the Intercontinental Defense Treaty Organization (IDTO) has bought 37 of them in all 4 variants. This specific aircraft is the UD-22D of the 14th Multi-Mission Squadron based at MNB (Multi National Base) Antoria. It first saw use in the 2015 Kalingrad (Russia) Border Conflict in which the UC-22 was used to transport troops, jam enemy radars, and guard the border of Kalingrad. As of 2023, only 2 have lost due to a crash.

Design Group: Dornier, Astraeus Corporation GmbH, Moravia Ballistics, and Relocan Systems.

Aircraft Type: Medium Multi-Role/Utility Turboprop Aircraft

Variants:
Dornier 228-200 (Predecessor)
UC-22A (Dual-purpose Variant)
UC-22B (Passenger only Variant)
EU-22C (Electronic Warfare only Variant)
UC-22D (Upgraded Dual-purpose variant, This Variant)

Years of Development: 1996-1999

Year of Rollout: 2000

Armament: Chaff and Flayers

Status: Operational, In production

Crew: 2x pilots, 2-5x Operators (optional), 19 passengers

Maximum Cruise Ceiling: 39,000ft

Price: 136,846,000 USD

Number Built: 113, 8 on order

Main Operators: Intercontinental Defense Treaty Organization (32, 5 on order, 4 variants), Cabo Verdean National Guard (1, 3 on order), Nelvia People’s Army Air Force (5), Delta Federation Royal Navy (15, 2 used for Testing and Evaluation), 50 more distributed to 34 users

Livery: Intercontinental Defense Treaty Organization Grey with Orange Tail Scheme

Squadron: 14th Multi-Mission Squadron

Controls: Normal, AG-8: Enable/Disable Lights, AG-2: Activate Camera