Tom Paris Brain child, the Delta Flyer was built in an attempt to retrieve a spatial probe. It features ultra-aerodynamic contours, retractable nacelles, parametallic hull plating, tetraburnium alloy hull, unimatrix shielding, and Borg-inspired weapons systems including photonic missiles. Paris incorporated control levers and meters modelled 20th century SF stories.

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SPECIFICATIONS (basic configuration)
Dimensions	Overall length: 21 meters Overall length: 16.45 meters Overall length: 17.14 meters Overall Beam: 12.2 meters Width: 10.28 metres Overall Draft: 5.3 meters Height: 16.2 metres
Displacement	180.6 metric tons
Crew Complement	1 person (pilot) at the Conn. Additional complement as mission requirements dictate - other console stations are Tactical, Engineering, Ops and a usually unmanned station
Velocity	Cruising: Warp Factor 3 Maximum: Warp Factor 6
Acceleration	Rest-Onset Critical Momentum: 13.8 sec Onset Critical Momentum-Warp Engage: 1.3 sec Warp 1-Warp 3: 4.79 sec Warp 3-Warp 6: 3.56 sec
Duration	Standard Mission: 10 days Recommended Yard Overhaul: 2 months
Propulsion Systems	Warp: (2) Tuned Circumferential Warp Drive Units Impulse: (2) Compact Subatomic Unified Energy Impulse Units (model type unspecified by SS)
Primary Computer System	Custom-designed Isolinear III Processor
Primary Navigation System	Paris-1 Mod 1 Warp Celestial Guidance
Weapons	8 Type V Collimated Phaser Arrays 1 Mk 25 Direct-Fire Photon Microtorpedo Tube
Deflector Systems	FSQ-2 Primary Force Field and Deflector Control System
Aft Section	Hardpoint to which can be attached custom-designed mission modules, ranging from lab units to cargo pods.

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