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| − | A [[Parkbay]] is a multi-ship landing enclosure designed for ships with gravity control technology that can land vertically and do not require a runway. | + | A [[Parkbay]] is a multi-ship landing enclosure designed for ships with [[gravity control technology]] that can land vertically and do not require a runway. |
* It is an important part of many modern [[starport]]s. | * It is an important part of many modern [[starport]]s. | ||
Revision as of 14:05, 30 May 2019
A Parkbay is a multi-ship landing enclosure designed for ships with gravity control technology that can land vertically and do not require a runway.
- It is an important part of many modern starports.
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