YT300000 wrote:My memory has returned. It is the AA-9 transport (sometimes called the Coruscant transport). Can carry 30 000 people. I'm not sure what company makes it, but the engines are made by CEC.
so it's safe to asume that the the whole thing is made by the CEC, since could the any other name in SW.com maker.
The part of the sentence before the comma: yes
The part after: huh?
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YT300000 wrote:My memory has returned. It is the AA-9 transport (sometimes called the Coruscant transport). Can carry 30 000 people. I'm not sure what company makes it, but the engines are made by CEC.
so it's safe to asume that the the whole thing is made by the CEC, since could the any other name in SW.com maker.
The part of the sentence before the comma: yes
The part after: huh?
Oops . I meant that we have not heard of any other company being named the maker of that ship.
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I checked on the Completely Unofficial Star Wars Encyclopedia, and while it confirms that the A99's engines are made by Corellian Engineering Corporation (specifically being CEC Dyne 2577 radial sublight engines), the entry has a note that in SW Insider #61, the A99s are identified as Botajef Freighter-Liners.
So it's possible that the A99's manufacturer is named Botajef, who contracts the engines from CEC.
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DavidVCSAndersen wrote:I have heard that 17.6 km length before, but starwars.com claims 12.8 km? Should StarWars.Com not be considered a reliable source?
Considering it lists the height of the Executor as 12.8 km, I'd say "no"
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DavidVCSAndersen wrote:I have heard that 17.6 km length before, but starwars.com claims 12.8 km? Should StarWars.Com not be considered a reliable source?
. I meant that we have not heard of any other company being named the maker of that ship.
