If an aircraft carrier is destroyed, her player will still retain control of the current aircraft squadron until all shells are fired or until three minutes expire.Īttack aircraft carry rockets with high explosive (HE) or armor-piercing (AP) warheads. Bombers are almost universally slower than fighters while carrying their ordnance to a target. (While some fighters are also launched from a carrier, they are not player-controlled.)Įach of these aircraft types can attack surface ships only and their payload is single-use, meaning that once their rockets or bombs or torpedoes are expended, they must return to their carrier in order to re-arm and launch again.
They cannot spot enemy ships or planes, and have a limited strike range.Īircraft carrier players have access to three of the aircraft types noted above with which they can attack enemy surface ships: attack aircraft, torpedo bombers, and bombers.
Fighters are air-to-air specialists that can be used against enemy aircraft, or for spotting.Bombers carry either high explosive, effective against all targets, or armor-piercing bombs, effective against heavy targets.Torpedo bombers carry air-dropped torpedoes that can cause hull damage and floods, and are best delivered against slower, less maneuverable targets.Attack aircraft utilize a large number of small-caliber rockets to light fires and strike fast, maneuverable vessels that are lightly armored.There are six types of aircraft that can become involved in battles in World of Warships: 5 Hybrid Squadrons and Tactical Squadrons.
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