Stellar LAC-1A Swallow

The Stellar LAC-01A Swallow is a light aircraft capable of long-range flight. At sea-level, this craft has a flight time of over 13 hours. It can reach speeds of almost 400 knots at 30,000 feet ASL. The craft comes equiped with a deployable beacon that you can use to mark locations around Droo.

There is a vizzy loop that displays airspeed (in knots), altitude (in feet), pitch, heading, latitude, longitude, remaining fuel, target flight level, and target heading, updated in real time. Upon loading in, you will be prompted to enter the initial target flight level in feet and target heading. Keep in mind that one meter equals just over 3 feet, so 1 kilometer equals around 3250 feet or so.

Activation Group 1 activates the engine.
Activation Group 2 opens and closes the canopy.
Activation Group 3 deploys the beacon (below 1km only, otherwise the loop is reset without deployment).
Activation Group 4 allows you to change your flight level (I recommend waiting until you've reached your target flight level before using this. It will shut off automatically, and you can use it as many times as you wish).
Activation Group 5 allows you to change your heading (again, wait until you've already reached your target heading).
Activation Group 6 activates the auto-pilot, which will do everything from firing the engines to maintaining flight level for you.
Activation Group 7 engages and disengages the air brake.
Activation Group 8 turns off the wheels, and also switches the landing lights on and off.
Activation Group 9 activates and deactivates all other external lights.
Activation Group 10 activates the auto-level function, which helps maintain flight level. It will automatically turn on when you reach your target flight level (if AG6 is activated). I recommend not using this AG as it could mess up the auto-pilot.

This craft is based on Wills123's craft Diagnosis Skill Issue, which is in itself based on my craft slliW321, from when I was having issues using propellers, I decided to scrap the propeller idea and just used a very small jet engine. I'm really happy how it turned out, and I hope you guys enjoy it.