Icarus Class Flying Hybrid Carrier

This incredible technological marvel is the direct aerial evolution of the Pegasus-class Multi-Pads Destroyer and stands as the new flagship of the Olympus Military Complex, the ultimate embodiment of the young archipelago nation’s hybrid naval-air doctrine. Leveraging nearly a decade of relentless research, hard-won operational lessons, and iterative breakthroughs from the pioneering Sirius experimental class through the other flying series, the OMC has unveiled its most ambitious creation to date. This transformative platform represents the culmination of the nation’s long-pursued hybrid vision, finally erasing the last doctrinal and operational divide between its navy and air force. Barely 35 years after the declaration of independence, the still-young OMC born of necessity in a resource-scarce world of omnipresent threats and widespread technological regression has propelled the archipelago nation to undisputed leadership as the most advanced maritime and aerial power of the mid-22nd century. What began as a desperate response to severe mineral and fuel shortages has evolved into a decisive asymmetric advantage : a rapidly expanding fleet of affordable yet genuinely sophisticated mass-produced hybrid platforms that seamlessly dominate sea, sky, and the contested littoral and atmospheric domains between them. The Icarus is the most longer and wide flying ship wih reinforced flight deck and is powered by a double-redundant miniaturized nuclear reactor paired with advanced propeller and integrated anti-gravity lift arrays. It can sustain continuous intense operations for more than a year without resupply while carrying aircrafts, heavy-lift helicopters, strike/ reconnaissance drones, plus fully equipped troops or tons and tons of cargo. Its open-deck configuration with it's 280° of launch/recovery zones and automated drone handling magnetic rails enables a surge capacity of 18 sorties per hour. Armament includes : - 166 VLS cells for many type of missiles to medium