Emperor Palpatine's shuttle (disambiguation)

Officially Recognized (Canon)

• The H-2 executive shuttle of Palpatine — This H-2 executive shuttle was the vehicle used for his escape from the Republic Executive Building when the Zillo Beast incident occurred.
• The Eta-class shuttle of Darth Sidious — Palpatine, operating under his alias Darth Sidious, utilized this Eta-class shuttle to journey to Mandalore and put an end to the empire of Maul.
• Theta-class T-2c shuttle — Early in his time as Galactic Emperor, Palpatine used a Theta-class shuttle as his own personal way to travel.
• The Rho-class shuttle of Emperor Palpatine — During his visit to Tantiss Base, Palpatine made use of a Rho-class transport shuttle.
• The personal shuttle of the Emperor — During the Imperial Era, Palpatine's personal transportation was a Lambda-class T-4a shuttle.
• Imperialis and its replica — This was the personal pleasure craft of Palpatine.

Unofficial (Legends)

• The transport of Palpatine — This particular vessel was responsible for bringing Supreme Chancellor Palpatine to Nar Shaddaa with the purpose of retrieving Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker, and then transporting them back to Coruscant.
• The H-2 executive shuttle of Palpatine — This H-2 executive shuttle served as the means of escape from the Republic Executive Building during the Zillo Beast incident.
• The Eta-class shuttle of Darth Sidious — Darth Sidious used this Eta-class shuttle for his travels to Mandalore.
• The shuttle of Palpatine — A Lambda-class T-4a shuttle that met its end on Coruscant amidst the events of the Anti-Sith conspiracy.
• The personal shuttle of the Emperor — Palpatine utilized a Lambda-class T-4a shuttle as his official mode of transport as Emperor.
• Emperor's Shadow — This shuttle, piloted by Jeng Droga, ultimately crashed on the planet Kaal.

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