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TYPE XV SHUTTLEPOD
Light short-range sublight shuttle. 2-man Crew (Pilot and Ops). 2 Impulse Engines. Armed with 2 Type-IV phaser emitters.
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TYPE XVI SHUTTLEPOD
Medium short-range sublight shuttle. 2-man Crew (Pilot and Ops). 2 Impulse Engines. Maximum Warp Factor 1.2 (48 hours) or 2 (36 hours). Armed with 2 Type-IV phaser emitters.
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TYPE VI PERSONNEL SHUTTLE
Light short-range warp shuttle. 2-man Crew (Pilot and Ops) + 6 Passengers. 2 Impulse Engines. Armed with 2 Type-IV phaser emitters. Introduced in 2367.
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TYPE VII PERSONNEL SHUTTLE
Heavy long-range warp shuttle. 2-man Crew (Pilot, Ops) + 8 Passengers. 2 Impulse Engines. Maximum Warp Factor 1.75 (48 hours) or 2.0 (36 hours). Armed with 2 Type-V phaser emitters.
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TYPE VIII PERSONNEL SHUTTLE
Heavy long-range warp shuttle. 2-man Crew (Pilot, Ops) + 6 Passengers. 2 Impulse Engines. Maximum Warp Factor 2.0 (36 hours) or 2.2 (32 hours). Armed with 2 Type-V phaser emitters. Introduced in 2371.
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TYPE IX CARGO SHUTTLE
Heavy long-range warp shuttle. 3-man Crew (Pilot, Ops, Cargo Specialist). 2 Impulse Engines. Maximum Warp Factor 2.0 (36 hours) or 2.2 (32 hours). Armed with 2 Type-V phaser emitters.
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DANUBE-CLASS “RUNABOUT”
Heavy long-range multi-purpose warp "runabout." 2-man Crew (Pilot, Ops) + 16 Passengers. 2 Impulse Engines. Maximum Warp Factor 5.0. Armed with 2 Type-V phaser emitters. Technically not shuttles, they are the smallest registered vessels in Starfleet. Starfleet commissioned the first runabouts in 2368.
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