F/A-171 Hieroraptor

The McCready-Kūron Corporation F/A-171 Hieroraptor is a hypersonic, twin-engine, two-seat, twin-tail, repulsor antigrav V/STOL all-weather supermaneuverable fighter aircraft developed by the McCready-Kūron Corporation and Coalition Atomics' electronics development division. The F/A-171 was developed to meet the requirements of the Interstellar Coalition Terrestrial Army's Aerospace Corps under the 2664 Defense Procurement Program. The Hieroraptor was designed with the intent and purpose of being a hypersonic fighter capable of conducting both long, medium, and short-range air superiority missions across planetary theatres, replacing the aging F-144 Vulture by 2684.

The F/A-171 sports a smaller RCS in comparison to its predecessor, sporting a full-wing sweep RCS comparable to a basketball, which can be further reduced via the aircraft's hypersonic plasma stealth. Beyond stealth capabilities, it boasts ground attack, electronic warfare, long-range reconnaissance and signals intelligence capabilities, optimizing its position as a capable and potent multirole fighter. Aside from service with the Aerospace Corps, the F/A-171 has also been extensively adopted by megacorps, in the form of the CF-171 Corporate Raptor.

The F/A-171 also hosts two MQ-94 Sentinel drones housed in two chambers in the rear fuselage, for usage in both dogfighting and close air support roles. These drones are typically operated by the aircraft's WSO. * guided bomb munitions not listed.