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Pan-Nostrian Aerospace Manufacturing
Type	Private Enterprise
Industry	Aerospace, Defense
Founded	1985
Headquarters	Saltstil, Vultesia
Products	Civil and military aircraft, satellites, defense electronics
Services	Aircraft maintenance, aircraft upgrade, leasing, support solutions
Number of employees	67,438 (May, 2022)

Latest revision as of 22:17, 9 January 2024

Pan-Nostrian Aerospace is a Riamese-Vultesian aerospace and defence corporation created on the aftermath of the Nam War by a joint operation between the governments to establish a region-wide defense corporation to counter future military needs of the eastern continents. It consolidates many civilian and military assets engaged in the manufacture, design and sale of military, civilian, transport, and unmanned aircraft. It is headquartered in Saltstil.

History

Commercial Aircraft

Defense and Space

PNA Defense and Munitions Systems is also a part of the division and, alongside its rival Cheppali Defense, is a major manufacturer and supplier of airborne munitions for militaries across the Nostrian region.

Helicopter

PNA Helicopters is a helicopter manufacturing and support company.

Subsidiaries

Joint Ventures

Corporate Governance

Historical Aircraft

Aircraft

Name	Notes	Users
Combat Aircraft
JSF-20 "Airacade"/"Aerosabre" (or "Vector" in Riamese Service) Riamo Vultesia (co-developed) (2020)	Fifth Generation Stealth Fighter jet in service in the Saltstil Pact. Much of its inner workings is still a matter of state secrecy which makes it unviable for export	Riamo
PHA F-7 Lupine Riamo Vultesia (co-developed) (2007)	Advanced multi-role fighter jet. Has become the most widely used fighter jet in Anteria	Template:Country data Isikaya Gavrilia Template:Country data Anahuac Riamo Senefpat Template:Country data Trident Union Vultesia Wellsenfaile Xzavaria Variants: PHA F-7 Lupine-ATL - Sorlyset
PHA F-86B Vespine Riamo Vultesia (co-developed) (1982, with full retrofit in 1999)	Previously F89-B Vespid	Riamo Wellsenfaile
PHA C-X Archer Riamo Vultesia (co-developed)	Ground Attack and Advanced Trainer	Hoterallia San Calia Riamo Vultesia Also as PHA C-X1 as a single seat variant
Cargo aircraft
PHA U-13 Steadfast Riamo Vultesia (co-developed) (2013)	Medium Airlift-Capable Aircraft. Also known as V206 Vulture	Gassasinia Gavrilia Template:Country data Anahuac Riamo Vultesia Wellsenfaile
PHA U-93L Sidestep Riamo Vultesia (co-developed) (1993)	Light Utility Aircraft	15 Riamo
Combat Rotorcraft
PHAAR Harpy Riamo Vultesia (co-developed) (1998)	In use by the Navy's Coast Guard unit and Emergency Services	Gavrilia Hoterallia Riamo Vultesia Wellsenfaile
PHANAR Narwhal Riamo Vultesia (co-developed) (2016)	Anti-Submarine Warfare Helicopter. Based on the Riamese RA2 Hawk	Riamo Vultesia
Transport and Rescue Helicopters
PHAR Bishop Riamo Vultesia (co-developed) (1990)	Utility/ Search & Rescue Helicopter	Riamo Vultesia
PHAR Rook Riamo Vultesia (co-developed) (1986)	Utility Helicopter	Hoterallia Gran Rugido Riamo
PHATR Airknight Riamo Vultesia (co-developed) (2004)	Multirole Tiltrotor	Gavrilia Riamo Vultesia Wellsenfaile

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 ! style="align: center; background: #A3B6BF;" colspan="5" | Combat Aircraft
 |-
-| JSF-20 "Airacade"/"Aerosabre" (or "Vector" in Riamese Service) <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} (co-developed) (2020)
+| JSF-20 "Airacade"/"Aerosabre" (or "Vector" in Riamese Service) <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} <br> (co-developed) (2020)
 | [[File:J-20 at Airshow China 2016.jpg|center|300px]]
 | Fifth Generation Stealth Fighter jet in service in the [[Saltstil Pact]]. Much of its inner workings is still a matter of state secrecy which makes it unviable for export
 | {{flag|Riamo}}
 |-
-| PHA F-7 Lupine <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} (co-developed) (2007)
+| PHA F-7 Lupine <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} <br> (co-developed) (2007)
 | [[File:Pakistan JF-17 (modified).jpg|center|300px]]
 | Advanced multi-role fighter jet. Has become the most widely used fighter jet in Anteria
-| {{flag|Isikaya}} <br> {{flag|Gavrilia}} <br> {{flag|Anahuac}} <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Senefpat}} <br> {{flag|Sorlyset}} <br> {{flag|Trident Union}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} <br> {{flag|Wellsenfaile}} <br> {{flag|Xzavaria}}
+| {{flag|Isikaya}} <br> {{flag|Gavrilia}} <br> {{flag|Anahuac}} <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Senefpat}} <br> {{flag|Trident Union}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} <br> {{flag|Wellsenfaile}} <br> {{flag|Xzavaria}} <br><center>Variants:</center> PHA F-7 Lupine-ATL - {{flag|Sorlyset}}
 |-
-| PHA F-86B  Vespine <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} (co-developed) (1982, with full retrofit in 1999)
+| PHA F-86B  Vespine <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} <br> (co-developed) (1982, with full retrofit in 1999)
 | [[File:J-3005.jpg|center|300px]]
 | Previously F89-B Vespid
 | {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Wellsenfaile}}
 |-
-| PHA C-X Archer <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} (co-developed)
+| PHA C-X Archer <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} <br> (co-developed)
 | [[File:Yakovlev Yak- 130 (modify).jpg|center|300px]]
 | Ground Attack and Advanced Trainer
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 ! style="align: center; background: #A3B6BF;" colspan="5" | Cargo aircraft
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-| PHA U-13 Steadfast <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} (co-developed) (2013)
+| PHA U-13 Steadfast <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} <br> (co-developed) (2013)
 | [[File:U-14 Steadfast.jpg|center|300px]]
 | Medium Airlift-Capable Aircraft. Also known as V206 Vulture
 | {{flag|Gassasinia}} <br> {{flag|Gavrilia}} <br> {{flag|Anahuac}} <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} <br> {{flag|Wellsenfaile}}
 |-
-| PHA U-93L Sidestep <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} (co-developed) (1993)
+| PHA U-93L Sidestep <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} <br> (co-developed) (1993)
 | [[File:PZL M28B bis (Bryza Bis) (09).jpg|center|300px]]
 | Light Utility Aircraft
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 ! style="align: center; background: #A3B6BF;" colspan="5" | Combat Rotorcraft
 |-
-| PHAAR Harpy <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} (co-developed) (1998)
+| PHAAR Harpy <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} <br> (co-developed) (1998)
 | [[File:HAL LCH sortie undertaken by ACM RKS Bhaduria.jpg|center|300px]]
 | In use by the Navy's Coast Guard unit and Emergency Services
 | {{flag|Gavrilia}} <br> {{flag|Hoterallia}} <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} <br> {{flag|Wellsenfaile}}
 |-
-| PHANAR Narwhal <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} (co-developed) (2016)
+| PHANAR Narwhal <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} <br> (co-developed) (2016)
 | [[File:Royal Navy Wildcat Helicopter MOD 45158434.jpg|center|300px]]
 | Anti-Submarine Warfare Helicopter. Based on the Riamese RA2 Hawk
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 ! style="align: center; background: #A3B6BF;" colspan="5" | Transport and Rescue Helicopters
 |-
-| PHAR Bishop <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} (co-developed) (1990)
+| PHAR Bishop <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} <br> (co-developed) (1990)
 | [[File:USCG HH-65C.jpg|center|300px]]
 | Utility/ Search & Rescue Helicopter
 | {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}}
 |-
-| PHAR Rook <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} (co-developed) (1986)
+| PHAR Rook <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} <br> (co-developed) (1986)
 | [[File:Austrian Air Force S-70A42.jpg|center|300px]]
 | Utility Helicopter
 | {{flag|Hoterallia}} <br> {{flag|Gran Rugido}} <br> {{flag|Riamo}}
 |-
-| PHATR Airknight <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} (co-developed) (2004)
+| PHATR Airknight <br> {{flag|Riamo}} <br> {{flag|Vultesia}} <br> (co-developed) (2004)
 | [[File:MV-22 mcas Miramar 2014.JPG|center|300px]]
 | Multirole Tiltrotor