The SA-51 Buffalo is an American medium to long-range, large transport plane manufactured by Savon Manufacturing, boasting 4 powerful turboprop engines. Initially introduced in 2004 as a successor to the C-130, it swiftly became a cornerstone in global logistics. Major cargo carriers such as Decker Air Cargo, Alright Airlines Cargo, and SimpleCargo heavily relied on its dependable performance to ferry goods across continents. Additionally, its versatility caught the attention of military forces, with the Simple Airforce commissioning a specialized gunship variant to bolster their aerial capabilities. Whether in civilian or military service, the Buffalo remains a stalwart presence in the skies, ensuring vital supplies reach their destinations without fail.

This is a fictional aircraft.