Cavour-class aircraft carrier

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The Cavour-class aircraft carrier is an Italian Navy flagship designed for fixed-wing and helicopter operations, amphibious assault, and command-and-control roles within NATO and national missions.

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instanceOf aircraft carrier class
warship class
additionalEmbarkedPersonnelCapacity up to 800 troops
aircraftCapability STOVL fixed-wing aircraft
helicopters
airWingSizeApproximate up to 20–25 aircraft
allianceRole NATO operations
national missions
amphibiousCapability carry landing craft
embark marines
commandFacilities NATO-standard C4I systems
constructionCountry Italy
countryOfOrigin Italy
crewSizeApproximate around 450 ship crew
designedBy Fincantieri
designedFor humanitarian assistance and disaster relief
joint and combined operations
power projection
designedForAircraftType AV-8B Harrier II
displacement approximately 27000 tonnes full load
flagshipOf Italian Navy
flightDeckConfiguration ski-jump flight deck
hasHangarDeck yes
hasSkiJumpAngleApproximate 12 degrees
hasWellDeck yes
homeportOfLeadShip Taranto
leadShip Italian aircraft carrier Cavour
length approximately 244 metres
modernizationForAircraftType F-35B Lightning II
namedAfter Camillo Benso, Count of Cavour
navalDoctrineRole core asset of Italian expeditionary forces
numberOfShipsCompleted 1
numberOfShipsPlanned 2
operator Italian Navy
primaryRole aircraft carrier
propulsion conventional propulsion
gas turbines and diesel engines
role amphibious assault
command and control
fixed-wing aircraft operations
fleet flagship
helicopter operations
serviceEntryOfLeadShip 2009

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S1850M long-range radar usedOn Cavour-class aircraft carrier
Cavour-class aircraft carrier leadShip Italian aircraft carrier Cavour
linked to: Cavour-class aircraft carrier
EMPAR radar usedOn Cavour-class aircraft carrier