Schipol TF-25

TF-25 Maus
TF-26 Maus on display at the National Abersianian Aerospace Museum (NAAM)
Role	multirole/air superiority fighter
National origin	Abersiania
Manufacturer	Abersianian Aerospace Industries
First flight	7 May 2005
Introduction	2007
Status	Variant in Service
Primary user	Abersianian Air force
Variants	TF-25-2 Maus
Developed into	TF-26 Foxtail

The Tf-25 Maus is an advanced multirole light attack aircraft, specialising in naval and land striking capabilities. The project was initiated by AAI in January 2003 under the project name "Kleines" using its own financial resources. A mock-up was displayed at the 2004 exhibition in the National Abersianian Aerospace Museum. On the 22 July 2003 the Abersianian Defence Minister announced that the Abersianian Air Force had signed an agreement with AAI, giving the project official status to move development forward.

As of January 2004 the aircraft had its main engine selected. Powering it are two TAI F404-GE-102 afterburning turbofan engines, each capable of 18,100lbs of thrust with full afterburner. Thanks to its multi-role design it has many capabilities including air-to-air refuelling, an inovative fly-by-wire system with parameter limiting, a built in auxiliary power unit, night vision goggle-compatible cockpit, heads-up display and an integrated helmet display system.