The U.S.S. Altair leaving Vulcan enroute to Sol Station One.
Name | U.S.S. Altair |
Registry | NCC-92503 |
Class | Delta Flyer |
Captain | Sanek |
Introduction
"The Delta Flyer was designed by the crew of the U.S.S. Voyager, after being stranded in the Delta Quadrant, to replace standard Type 9 shuttles. The Delta Flyer incorporates Borg technology into its design that was obtained by the Voyager crew. After the Voyager's return to Federation space, the small Flyer was then mass produced for use aboard large vessels."
-Data entry introduction on the Delta Flyer.
Mission Summary
The U.S.S. Altair is assigned to the U.S.S. Carl Sagan. It is for use for short range trips that do not require the entire vessel to be present, as well as for minute investigation of phenomenon from a closer perspective than aboard ship. It can also serve as a transport to the surface of a planet should the need arise.
Vessel Namesake
The U.S.S. Altair was named after the star Altair. The word itself is derived from Arabic, and means 'the flying eagle.'
Ship Specifications
Production Base: ASDB Integration Facility, Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards – Mars
Type: Delta Flyer
Accommodation: 2 crew members
Power Plant: One 350T Serova B/Type warp core feeding two nacelles, 1 impulse engine system
Dimensions: Length - 17 meters, Beam - 10 meters, Length - 4 meters
Mass: 75 meteric tonnes
Performance: Cruise Speed - Warp 6 / Max Cruise - Warp 7 / Max Speed - Warp 9.1
Armament: 1 Type XI Phaser Array