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Aeroflot AirISO System

The AirISO container series offers a large range of compatibility, with a standard (medium) size of container, which is designed for medium-size cargo aircraft. Smaller and larger versions will be made available sometime in the near future, with the actual AirISO loading vehicle being compatible with all variations of container. There is also a version with a parachute, designed to make airdropping cargo easy. The current container has an Aeroflot livery, to match the Antonov An-32; other liveries may or may not be made in the future, but feel free to make your own livery, just be sure to credit me properly. This file contains 5 normal medium AirISO containers, 5 airdrop medium AirISO containers, and 1 AirISO loading vehicle.

The AirISO system is designed to be compatible with a wide variety of aircraft, with the medium container having the following dimensions:
-Height: 2 meters
-Width:1.75 meters
-Length: 2.25 meters
-Track: 1.25 meters
-Connections: 1 electric and 1 small connector
-Side-mounted control panel

The Antonov An-32 is the only aircraft that features this AirISO system, so it is good to know how to use the two in conjunction. The procedures are as follows:
Starting AirISO loader
-Press the ignition switch, it’s that easy
Control Parameters
-Use the targeting sights on the screen to help you line up with the container
-Drive up to a container, the magalls will clip through the side of the container, this is how you know you have a good connection
-The mags are on a control panel below the seat, press the button to engage the mags
-There is a slight glitch where the loading arm will occasionally move upwards when the mags are connected, beware that you may have to correct for this.