Class B Starport

A Class B Starport is a good quality starport with most desired capabilities.

• A B-class starport can service starships, but only has the capability to build spaceships, not interstellar FTL craft with jump drives. They are often otherwise very impressive ship ports.
• This facility is part of the starport ratings that range in quality from A (...the best and most extensive) to E (...the worst, little more than a spot of cleared ground), and X.
• It is also known as a Class IV Starport.

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Please see the following AAB Library Data for more information:

• Spacecraft Facilities
  • Concourse
  • Extrality
  • Highport (Upport)
  • Lowport (Downport)
  • Parkbay
  • Spaceport
  • Starport
  • Starport Authority
  • Startown
  • Travellers' Aid Society
  • Travelling Societies

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• Starport Types
  • Class A Starport
  • Class B Starport
  • Class C Starport
  • Class D Starport
  • Class E Starport
  • Class F Spaceport
  • Class G Spaceport
  • Class H Spaceport
  • Class X Starport
  • Class Y Spaceport

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Description (Specifications)

Good quality installation. Refined fuel available. Annual maintenance overhaul available. Shipyard capable of constructing non-starships present.

UWP Starport Codes

The codes in general use are:

Starport UWP Codes
Starport/Spaceport Codes
Code	Type	Quality	Shipyards	Repair	Refuel	World	Remarks
B	(Starport)	Good	Spacecraft	Overhaul	Refined	Mainworld	Good quality starport with most desired capabilities. A B-class starport can service starships, but only has the capability to build spaceships, not interstellar FTL craft with jump drives. They are often otherwise very impressive ship ports.

History & Background (Dossier)

Naval and Scout Bases are often present at Class B's.

Image Repository

1. Starport-B
   
2. Starport-B-NB
   
3. Starport-B-SB
   

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