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| Joint Aircraft Project | |
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| File:JAP Nikolian.png Nikolian Royal Air Force JAP taking off | |
| General information | |
| Type | Fighter-bomber, strike fighter |
| Manufacturer | NAT Kaminski (Nikolia) Lasair Aeronautics (Maltropia) Trident Romberg (Romberg) |
| Designer | |
| Status | Active |
| History | |
| Manufactured | 2014-present |
The Joint Aircraft Project is an unnamed project among signatories of the Eternal Accords of the Three Crowns: Maltropia, Nikolia and Romberg. The JAP is a twin-engine, twin-seat strike fighter developed by the Trident Group.
File:JAP-Romberg.png
Schematic of the Rombergian variant