• Name : Aerodyne Vehicle
• Type : Transportation
• Status : Common Utilization

The Aerodyne Vehicles or abbreviated to AVs — pronounced as "Ay-Vees" — is an aircraft powered by ducted jet engines, closely resembling a flying automobile or busses, commonly utilized by corporate security forces and the Hasharian state armed forces in use for transporting military personnels or law enforcement personnels and is highly popular among the larger Mega-Corporations of the state as to their versatility and a relatively cost-effective manufacturing techniques used by its manufacturer and inventor Kurokoinen, first used in the 29th century and popular ever since.

Aerodyne Vehicles are notable for their high velocity, heavy protections against lethal projectiles such as bullets or missiles, and an array of heavy armaments used to engage their targets with deadly accuracy with missile projectors and heavy blaster machineguns turrets being the most popular option for AV operators. AVs are able to go anywhere that is above water level, hover and perform all manner of vectored thrust maneuvers, in addition to being faster than helicopters, and can carry more weight. These AVs are in addition larger than the majority of other similarly priced vehicles, in addition to it authorized to be used for civilian purposes as luxury vehicles for the elites.

Their strategic value in the Hasharian armed forces is in their ability to transport troops into the frontline rapidly and efficiently and protected with its plethora of armaments and its relatively thick EKT-based armor plating and an outer shell of carbon composite black tiles. The largest of the AV used for military purposes is able to carry around 38 people with room to spare for extra supplies and ammunition, in addition to an integrated temperature monitoring system, oxygen supplies, and life support system. However, one of the biggest drawback of the AV is its vulnerability against dedicated aerial combat vehicles and its weakness against electromagnetic weaponries with an exception being electromagnetic pulses.