T-47I Airspeeder

The T-47I Airspeeder represented Incom's next iteration after the widely used T-47 airspeeder. Although its manufacture ceased circa 10 BBY, it continued to be favored by younger individuals because it was simple to repair and replacement components were readily available.

This airspeeder had a length of 4.5 meters and was operated by a single pilot. It had a cargo capacity of 10 kilograms but was not designed to carry passengers. The vehicle's top speed reached 650 kilometers per hour, and it could fly up to an altitude of 250 meters.