BAE IF-37

The BAE MF-37 Corsair is a single-seat, twin-engine, all weather stealth interceptor fighter aircraft jointly developed and manufactured in Britannia and the United Commonwealths. Derived from reverse-engineered designs from crashed Izumo aircraft, it was meant to replace the older IF-17 Condor interceptor and F-996 Lancer interceptor. The aircraft was designed primarily as an air superiority fighter but is also able to perform ground attack, electronic warfare and signals intelligence roles. BAE is the main contractor behind the IF-37, and sells to the Britannian Royal Air Force. Lockweed-Mardin is also licensed to produce the IF-37 for the United Libertarian States Air Force.

A vast improvement over the IF-17 Condor, the MF-37 Corsair incorporates technology reverse-engineered from the Izumo Type-19 Hagetaka (Kawazaki Ki-94). It is faster, more armoured and more well-armed than the IF-17, and is also a stealth aircraft. It still retains the IF-17's manoeuvrability, with added weapons capacity. It is able to act as a general-purpose dogfighter and interceptor and is able to deal with most aerial situations.

Operators
Britannian Royal Air Force
 * No. 11 Squadron RAF
 * No. 34 Squadron RAF
 * No. 54 Squadron RAF
 * No. 56 Squadron RAF
 * No. 57 Squadron RAF

United Commonwealths Air Force
 * 18th Aggressor Squadron
 * 64th Aggressor Squadron
 * 78th Attack Squadron