Fictional Aircraft - Light Combat Aircraft

About:

A Light Combat Aircraft of the Aurum Aerial Industries series of Fictional Aircraft. Designed to be a flexible platform for tactical advantage and training operations, making it one of the best on the market.

Controls:

*Normal Controls, Trim is present. VTOL does not do anything.

Activation Groups:
2 - Nose Wheel Steering
4 - Formation Lights
5 - Deploy Airbrakes
7 - Lower Emergency Tailhook

Features:

• Relatively realistic performing aircraft,
• Control dampen FBW system - to make flying easier,
• Working autoflaps system,
• Somewhat accurate nozzle animation,
• Working pivot-based rear suspension, even at Mobile Low Physics settings,
• Control surface gradual effectiveness degrade to mach.

Configuration:

• IGN: [Simple] TF-44B - 396 Parts
  2× AAM-44C Cobra IV (IR-AA-Short), 2× PGM-17C Thunder (EO-AG-PGM), 4× Mk. 82 (UG-AG-500lb), 1× ATP-07(V)2 LIRTA (TGP), 90× Flare, 60× Chaff
  

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Author Notes:

• When deploying airbrakes, be sure to set trim accordingly because the aircraft will pitch down. Try to not use it at higher speeds.
• Try to not land too hard, otherwise the suspension system will break.
• This was a remake of the older AAI T/F-44A Cendrawasih, with improvements towards the airframe design. Improvements to the design include:
  
  
  
  • A smoother Leading Edge Extension Root design,
  
  
  • Enlargened tail, both vertical and horizontal,
  
  
  • Improved detail compared to the initial design,
  
  
  • Redesigned main gear door design,
  
  
  • Added splitter plates.
  
  
• Consider this a teaser.

Inspired By:

• Boeing T-7A Red Hawk (Initial Inspiration)
• McDonnell Douglas F/A-18 Hornet (General Design Configuration)
• KAI FA-50 Golden Eagle (Intake Arrangement)
• Boeing F/A-18E/F Super Hornet (Engine)
• McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle (Horizontal Stabilizer Design)
• General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon (Tail Section Configuration)