Nation of Origin: Iosia
Role: Air superiority fighter
First Flight: April 17th 1971
Introduction: May 6th 1977
Status: In service
Number Built: 1,840

Not to be confused with the F11J Dolphin

Developed to achieve and maintain air supremacy during aerial combat, the F-11 Scorpion is a twin engined, all-weather tactical fighter aircraft capable of supercruise developed by Iosia's Defense Department in the early 1970's to combat Hon-Kain's rapidly advancing fighter initiative during the Hon-Kain Crisis. It is one of the most successful modern fighter aircraft with over 600 recorded victories with no losses in combat, with El Salvorco Del Mauno being the country with the most kills.

The Scorpion has been exported to El Salvorco Del Mauno, Nordenvok, and Dieswen. Although initially developed as solely an Air-Superiority aircraft, multiple versions of the aircraft have been outfitted with a ground attack capability and due to the flexibility of the Scorpion, the F-11D Deathstalker (named after one of the most lethal species of scorpion) was developed in El Salvorco Del Mauno under license as a omni-role aircraft. Production of all variations of the F-11 are to end in late 2025 and the D variation in El Salvorco Del Mauno in 2030.

Action Groups:
1 - Afterburner
2 - drop bombs 1
3 - drop bombs 2
4 - activate landing lights
5 - drogue chute
6 -
7 -
8 - disable flaps

Performance:

Maximum speed: 1,135 mph at sea level
Maximum speed: 1,711 mph at 40,000 ft
Cruise speed: 803 mph at sea level
Combat range: 1,061 mi (with max payload) 
Ferry range: 3,450 mi
Service ceiling: 65,000 ft

Armament: (F-11D Deathstalker configuration)
16 x Quick Maneuver Advanced High Speed Air-To-Air Missile (QAHAAM)
4 x Mark 84 bomb

Guns: 1 x 20 mm (0.787 in) M61A1 Vulcan 6-barrel Rotary cannon, 940 rounds