W-2077 Eagle
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W-2077 Eagle
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| Narrow-body airliner | |||||
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| National Origin | Zokesia | ||||
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| Designer | Ward Industries | ||||
| Unit Cost | 41,989(√) | ||||
| Number Built | 592 | ||||
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| Used By | Bundesluft Zokesia, Confederate Air, Royal ConAir | ||||
The W-2077 is a Zokesian narrow-body airliner produced by Ward Industries at its Ezekialgrad factory in Zokesia.
Variants
KZ-125 Erne
The KZ-125 was designed as an affordable tanker designed using the shorter prototype "Dash 77" design of the W-2077. With smaller wingspan, the KZ-125 Erne is the mainstay of the Zokesian Royal Air Force's airborne tanker fleet.
KZ-30 Stalwart
The KZ-30 is an AWACS variant of the W-2077 designed for the Zokesian Royal Air Force.
KZ-60 Moho
The KZ-60 is an airborne command post and communications relay based on the W-2077-300. This platform, now modified to the KZ-60C standard, conveys instructions from the Confederate Command Authority to fleet ballistic missile submarines, a mission known as TACAMO ("Take Charge And Move Out").
Incidents
Bundesluft Zokesia were among the first operators of the W-2077
KZ-60C Moho departs NAS Fournloke, Chikushinal
W-2077 of Bundesluft Zokesia
KZ-60 being refueled by a KZ-20F Super Moonbow
Confederate Air W-2077 in 2176.
KZ-30 Stalwart
KZ-125 Erne refueling a Z-41 Bearcat
