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{{ShipInfobox
{{ShipInfobox
| image              = D1-Ship.png
| image              = Beluga Liner Passenger Carrier.jpeg
| manufacturer        = Saud Kruger
| manufacturer        = Saud Kruger
| yearsproduced      = 3302-Present
| yearsproduced      = 3302-Present
| type                = Passenger Liner
| type                = Passenger Liner
| cost                = 84,532,780
| cost                = 84,532,780
| insurance          = 4,226,639
| factionreq          =  
| factionreq          =  
| factionrank        =  
| factionrank        =  
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| landingpad          = Large
| landingpad          = Large
| dimensions          = 209.1m x 131.6m x 38.6m
| dimensions          = 209.1m x 131.6m x 38.6m
| seats              = 3
| seats              = <abbr title="This ship gains a 4th seat only if Odyssey is installed.">3-4</abbr>
| multicrew          = Yes
| multicrew          = Yes
| fighterhangar      = Yes
| fighterhangar      = Yes
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| armourhardness      = 60
| armourhardness      = 60
| shields            = 110
| shields            = 110
| heatcapacity        = 283
| fuelcapacity        = 128
| manoeuvrability    = 2
| manoeuvrability    = 2
| topspeed            = 197
| topspeed            = 197
| maxtopspeed        = 230
| boostspeed          = 276
| boostspeed          = 276
| jumprange          = 10.60
| maxboostspeed      = 322
| jumprange          = 10.62
| maxjumprange        = 30.09
| cargocapacity      = 44
| cargocapacity      = 44
| fuelcapacity        = 128
| maxcargocapacity    = 370
| utility            = 6
| utility            = 6
| small              =  
| small              =  
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| large              =  
| large              =  
| huge                =  
| huge                =  
| size1              =  
| size1              = 1
| size2              =  
| size2              =  
| size3              = 4
| size3              = 4
| size4              = 1
| size4              = 1
| size5              =  
| size5              = 2
| size6              = 2
| size6              = 4
| size7              =  
| size7              =  
| size8              =  
| size8              =  
| reservedic          = 2x Size 5 [[Reserved Compartment]]<br>2x Size 6 [[Reserved Compartment]]
| reservedic          =  
| maxtopspeed        = 230
|scooptimised=No}}
| maxboostspeed      = 322
{{Quote|Manufactured by Saud Kruger, the Beluga Liner is a high-end passenger ship for those who value luxury and comfort. With the largest passenger capacity of any Saud Kruger vessel, and the ability to accommodate a luxury-tier passenger cabin, the Beluga is the only choice for those who want to travel in style.|In-Game Description}}
| maxjumprange        = 30.09
The '''Beluga Liner''' is a large [[Ships|ship]] produced by [[Saud Kruger]].<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JA_FcXnyV5Q YouTube: Elite Dangerous patch 2.2 - aliens, space stations & more | Gamescom 2016]</ref> Comparable to an [[Imperial Cutter]] in mass and even bulkier in volume, the Beluga is a ponderous cruise liner designed to carry passengers to their destination in luxurious comfort. Only the Beluga and its smaller cousins the [[Orca]] and the [[Dolphin]] can be equipped with Luxury [[Passenger Cabin]] modules, allowing them to transport high-paying VIP passengers.
}}
{{Quote|The Beluga Class Liner is one of the most prestigious vessels to travel the space lanes. Only the Imperial Gutamaya liners rival these glorious vessels. If you want to travel in style, this is the vessel to do it in. A fighter hangar can be equipped to these ships.|In-game Description}}
The '''Beluga Liner''' is a passenger [[ship]] manufactured by [[Saud Kruger]].<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JA_FcXnyV5Q Elite Dangerous patch 2.2 - aliens, space stations & more Gamescom 2016], 2016-08-17</ref> Comparable to an [[Imperial Cutter]] in mass and even bulkier in volume, the Beluga is designed to carry passengers to their destination in comfort. Only the Beluga and its smaller cousins the [[Orca]] and the [[Dolphin]] can be equipped with Luxury [[Passenger Cabin]] modules, allowing it to transport VIPs.


==Overview==
==Overview==
The third in the Saud Kruger line after the Dolphin and Orca, the Beluga Liner is the Passenger equivalent of the [[Type-9]]; sacrificing the huge cargo hold to carry luxury VIPs.
The largest ship in the Saud Kruger line after the [[Dolphin]] and [[Orca]], the Beluga Liner is the passenger liner equivalent of the [[Type-9 Heavy]], sacrificing the huge cargo hold to carry luxury VIPs (though the Beluga is much more maneuverable than the Type-9, and can escape interdiction easier). It is designed to accommodate even more passengers in luxury and comfort than an Orca, but this specialization comes at the cost of speed and maneuverability. The result is a slow, cumbersome ship that is difficult to fit through a station's [[Access Corridor]]; deploying the landing gear folds the ship's bulky rear fins down, making it easier to traverse. To compensate, the Beluga features a Class 7 [[Frame Shift Drive]] and a 128-tonne [[Fuel Tank]] that gives it an impressive travel range for long-distance cruises. The Beluga can also fit a [[Fighter Hangar]] to bolster its modest offensive capability, though it is in no way optimized or recommended for extensive combat.
 
The Beluga Liner is designed to accommodate even more passengers in luxury and comfort than an [[Orca]], but this specialization comes at the cost of speed and maneuverability. The result is a slow, cumbersome ship that is difficult to fit through a station's [[Access Corridor]], deploying the landing gear folds the ship's bulky rear fins down, making it easier to transverse. To compensate, the Beluga features a Class 7 [[Frame Shift Drive]] and a 128-tonne [[Fuel Tank]] that gives it an impressive travel range for long-distance cruises. The Beluga can also fit a [[Fighter Hangar]] to bolster its modest offensive capability, though it is in no way optimized or recommended for extensive combat.
 
In Combat the Beluga is not very good. While the ship does boast better hardpoints and maneuverability than the [[Type-9]], the hardpoints are positioned in a way that does not allow them good coverage areas or firing arcs, making it difficult to keep even turreted mounts on targets. The biggest downside is the shield generator and hull mass; which make the Beluga very easy to take down with even moderate fire. Combined with its colossal size making it a ridiculously large target the Beluga is often easy pickings for many ships and even a Fighter Hanger only helps so much; especially as the Beluga only has 2 compartments above size 5 that aren't reserved.


As a cargo ship, the Beluga has 368t of potential space. This is fairly poor for a large ship, only beating the [[Type-7]] by 60 tonnes. The Beluga is capable of doing cargo runs but the price puts it in range of the [[Type-9]]; which completely overshadows it all together.
As a [[Trader|trading]] ship, the Beluga has 368t of potential space. This is fairly poor for a large, expensive ship, only beating the capacity of the significantly cheaper [[Type-7 Transporter]] by 60 tonnes. Additionally, for only slightly more than the price of a Beluga Liner, a trader seeking a reliable ship for cargo runs can purchase the higher-capacity Type-9 Heavy. Overall, the Beluga is simply an inefficient choice for trading.


As a dedicated, high-capacity passenger liner or simple [[Explorer]], the Beluga suffers from a number of shortcomings that restrict its ability to adequately serve other roles. The number of [[Reserved Compartment]]s reduce the available outfitting space for optional modules. Furthermore, due to its already high hull mass and lack of Class 7 or above unreserved Internal Compartments, the Beluga cannot hold a [[Shield Generator]] larger than Class 6, making it the only ship unable to fit a shield generator that is optimized for its mass. The Beluga also has issues with heat management, which can exceed safe levels during and immediately after a [[Hyperspace]] jump due the heat build-up from the charging FSD; this can be partially mitigated by installing a higher-rated [[Power Plant]], but the added mass will hinder the ship's jump range.
The Beluga Liner makes for an interesting option as an [[Explorer|Exploration]] vessel. With proper [[Engineers|Engineering]] and a [[Guardian Frame Shift Drive Booster]], its jump range tops out at 40-50 ly depending on what other modules it is carrying, but there are cheaper, less unwieldy ships to choose from that can achieve higher jump ranges. What makes the Beluga a decent contender as an explorer is its internal space and ability to equip a [[Fighter Hangar]], it can carry every essential exploration module, a number of non-essential ones, and still have room for modules that have less usefulness out in the black, such as [[Cargo Rack]]s. Not to be overlooked is the Beluga's open cockpit layout, which provides a wide, unobstructed view and its excellent manoeuvrability in supercruise, much surpassing all the other ships in its size category.


The Beluga is debatably worse than the [[Orca]] predecessor. It has a worse jump range, only marginally better combat potential and a frustratingly large size making docking difficult. The Beluga is able to carry a large amount of passengers however, it is unbeaten in the profit one can make for bulk VIP passenger missions. However for long range missions, the Dolphin is a better option and for bulk lower class, the Type-9 can carry more. This makes the Beluga a very specialised ship that excels in bulk VIP passenger delivery, but little else.
[[File:Convergence beluga.png|thumb|250px|Beluga Liner hardpoints convergence]]
The Beluga Liner performs poorly in [[combat]]. While the ship does boast better hardpoints and maneuverability than the Type-9, the five Class 2 hardpoints are positioned in a way that does not allow them good coverage areas or firing arcs, making it difficult to keep even turreted mounts on targets. The biggest downside is the shield generator and hull mass, which make the Beluga very easy to take down with even moderate fire. Combined with its colossal size making it a ridiculously large target, the Beluga is often easy pickings for many ships, and even a Fighter Hangar only helps so much.


The Beluga Liner is available only to the owners of ''[[Elite Dangerous: Horizons]]''.<sup><ref>[https://support.frontier.co.uk/kb/faq.php?id=345 Official FAQ]</ref></sup>
As a dedicated, high-capacity passenger liner the Beluga Liner suffers from a number of shortcomings that restrict its ability to adequately serve other roles. The Beluga cannot hold a [[Shield Generator]] larger than Class 6, making it the only ship unable to fit a shield generator that is optimized for its mass. The Beluga also has issues with heat management, which can exceed safe levels during and immediately after a [[Hyperspace]] jump due the heat build-up from the charging FSD; this can be partially mitigated by installing a higher-rated [[Power Plant]], but the added mass will hinder the ship's jump range. It also has a worse jump range than the [[Orca]], only marginally better combat potential, and a frustratingly large size that complicates docking. The Beluga is unsurpassed in its capacity for bulk VIP passenger missions, but with its various flaws, the Beluga is in essence cripplingly over-specialized.
 
== Exploration vessel ==
The Beluga Liner is a large class VIP passenger vessel. The Beluga will be the most "sci-fi, star trek" ship available, that makes it great at being an [[explorer]].<ref name=":0">https://www.reddit.com/r/EliteDangerous/comments/9yv855/why_the_beluga_is_the_exploration_vessel_for/</ref>
 
In [[Beyond]] Chapter Four, the optional compartments free up. This means there are 4 size 6 slots, a couple of 5s and some 3s. Pair that with integrating the [[Discovery Scanner|Discovery scanner]] you can be an explorer with a large ship and extended range.<ref name=":0" />
Here is the [https://s.orbis.zone/-m Beta Coriolis] rough build.
* 1 size 6 fighter bay: 2 different craft To check out all the new planetary goodies.
* 1 size 4 [[SRV]]: 2 SRVs in case 1 goes down
* a couple AFMS: for repairing, and another in case the first goes kaput.
* 1 size 3d repair limpet controller
* a size 32 cargo, but filled with 6 limpets
* a size 5 shield (smallest I could go)
* Surface scanner
* Guardian booster (if you have it)
* A [[Fuel Tank|fuel tank]]: To go further into the unknown areas without scoopable [[stars]]
* A very rough [[Engineers|engineering]] job got the above build to ~40Ly jump range to ~50 with the guardian tech
Many explorers don't need a [[Fighter Bay]], but once an explorer gets enough rank and money, they would go back out to the black with a big ship capable of doing many lengthy trips to unscoopable [[Star Systems|star systems]]. It has a great view too.


==Purchase Locations==
==Purchase Locations==
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! Last date seen
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! Notes
! Discount
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|Shinrarta Dezhra
|Shinrarta Dezhra
|Jameson Memorial
|Jameson Memorial
|Always available
|Always available
|10% discount, Founders Permit needed
|10% discount
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|Brestla
|Brestla
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|20% surcharge
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|Diaguandri
|Borr
|Ray Gateway
|Armstrong City
|Mar 18, 2018
|Jan. 13, 2020
|15% discount
|15% discount
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|44 Rho-1 Sagittarii
|Lembava
|Crippen Reach
|Goldstein Port
|Aug 12, 2017
|Apr. 13, 2019
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|15% discount
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|Alioth
|Irkutsk
|January 2, 2018
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|Arjung
|Momus Reach
|Hiyya
|Ralphus
|Sep 9, 2017
|Apr. 13, 2019
|15% discount
|15% discount
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|Baedule
|Ix
|Coye Horizons
|Scully-Power Station
|Oct 29, 2016
|Apr. 13, 2019
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|Waq
|Fischer Orbital
|Nov 14, 2016
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|Jitabos
|Finney Ring
|Dec 1, 2016
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|Qama
|Thurston Ring
|Apr 8, 2017
|15% discount
|15% discount
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|Exioce
|Qi Yomisii
|Macmillan Depot
|Seddon Terminal
|Oct 29, 2016
|Apr. 13, 2019
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|Anlave
|Kobayashi City
|Oct 25, 2016
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|LHS 3447
|Dalton Gateway
|Sep 25, 2016
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|Gende
|Bellunas Hub
|Jan 29, 2017
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|CD-61 1439
| Huygens Gateway
|Feb 7, 2017
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|NLTT 21088
|Weber Terminal
|Mar 02, 2017
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|Nahua
|Fuller Vision
|June 18, 2017
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|LTT 377
|Zoline Port
|Apr 14, 2017
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|LTT 4961
|Conway City
|July 17, 2017
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|Eleu
|Farmer Silo
|May 01, 2017
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|Harm
|Gentil Hub
|July 12, 2017
|15% discount
|15% discount
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|-
|Toolfa
|Wolf 562
|Crook Hub
|Hopkins Port
|July 17, 2017
|Apr. 13, 2019
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|Alrai
|Atagat
|Bounds Hub
|Glashow City
|Sep 30, 2017
|Apr. 13, 2019
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|Zaragas
|Cemiess
|Jenner Hub
|Meech Dock
|August 6, 2017
|Apr. 13, 2019
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|Rhea
|Miphifa
|Carter Port
|Happis
|August 7, 2017
|Apr. 13, 2019
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|Hill Pa Hsi
|LHS 2637
|Curie Gateway
|Perez Ring
|May 5, 2018
|Apr. 13, 2019
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|Lembava
|Asellus Primus
|Goldstein Port
|Beagle 2 Landing
|May 19, 2018
|Apr. 13, 2019
|15% discount
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|LHS 20
|Ohm City
|July 10, 2018
|15% discount
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|Ceos
|Brunel Hub
|Oct 09, 2018
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| rowspan="5" | [[Hardpoint|Medium Hardpoint]]
| rowspan="5" | [[Hardpoint|Medium Hardpoint]]
| [[Pulse Laser]] || F || 1 || 2
| [[Pulse Laser]] (L) || F || 1 || 2
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|[[Pulse Laser]]
| [[Pulse Laser]] (L) || F || 1 || 2
|F
|1
|2
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|''Empty''
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|''Empty''
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| ''Empty''
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| --
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| rowspan="6" | Utility Mount
| rowspan="6" | Utility Mount
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| Thruster Mounting
| Thruster Mounting
| [[Thrusters]] || E || 7|| 7
| [[Thrusters]] || E || 7 || 7
|-
|-
| Frame Shift Drive Housing
| Frame Shift Drive Housing
| [[Frame Shift Drive]] || E || 7|| 7
| [[Frame Shift Drive]] || E || 7 || 7
|-
|-
| Environment Control
| Environment Control
| [[Life Support]] || E || 8|| 8
| [[Life Support]] || E || 8 || 8
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|-
| Power Coupling
| Power Coupling
| [[Power Distributor]] || E || 6|| 6
| [[Power Distributor]] || E || 6 || 6
|-
|-
| Sensor Suite
| Sensor Suite
| [[Sensors]] || E || 5|| 5
| [[Sensors]] || E || 5 || 5
|-
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| Fuel Store
| Fuel Store
| [[Fuel Tank]] [x128] || C || 7|| 7
| [[Fuel Tank]] [x128] || C || 7 || 7
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|-
| rowspan="12" | [[Internal Compartment]]s
| rowspan="13" | [[Internal Compartment]]s
| [[Shield Generator]]|| E || 6|| 6
| [[Shield Generator]] || E || 6 || 6
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|[[Cargo Rack]] [x32]
| [[Cargo Rack]] [x32] || E || 5 || 6
|E
|5
|6
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| [[Passenger Cabin]] (R)
| [[Passenger Cabin]] || D || 6 || 6
| D|| 6|| 6
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| [[Passenger Cabin]] (R)
| [[Passenger Cabin]] || D || 6 || 6
| D|| 6|| 6
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|-
| [[Passenger Cabin]] (R)
| [[Passenger Cabin]] || D || 4 || 5
| D|| 4|| 5
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|-
|[[Passenger Cabin]] (R)
| [[Passenger Cabin]] || D || 4 || 5
|D
|4
|5
|-
|-
| [[Cargo Rack]] [x8] || E || 3 || 4
| [[Cargo Rack]] [x8] || E || 3 || 4
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|[[Cargo Rack]] [x4]
| [[Cargo Rack]] [x4] || E || 2 || 3
|E
|2
|3
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|''Empty''
| ''Empty'' || -- || -- || 3
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|3
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| [[Planetary Approach Suite]] (H) || I || 1 || 1
| [[Supercruise Assist]] || E || 1 || 1
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| (PAS) || I || 1 || 1
|}
|}
*''(L) = Loaned Module''
*''(L) = Loaned Module''
*''[x#] = Capacity''
*''[x#] = Capacity''
*''(H) = Requires [[Elite Dangerous: Horizons]], reserved solely for [[Planetary Approach Suite]]''
*''(PAS) = Reserved solely for the [[Planetary Approach Suite]] or [[Advanced Planetary Approach Suite]]''
*''(R) = [[Reserved Compartment]] for [[Cargo Rack]], [[Passenger Cabin]], [[Hull Reinforcement Package]], or [[Module Reinforcement Package]]''


== Notes ==
== Notes ==
{{Quote|Whale by name, whale by nature, the Beluga is one of the largest ships in the game. As a specialised Passenger Liner the Beluga has multiple module slots that can accommodate all types of passenger cabins. Well armoured, and decently quick for such a large civilian ship, the Beluga has a similar speed to the Hauler. When escorting passengers across the galaxy you’ll need defence, so the Beluga has 6 utility mounts and 5 medium hardpoints. The Beluga has plenty of mid-range sized internal slots (4 threes, 1 four, 2 fives and 4 sixes). The Beluga can fit a size 7 FSD, but it’s a very heavy ship so it’s more suited for multiple jumps rather than giant leaps.|From Gamescon 2016 Day One Complete Thread dev post}}
{{Quote|Whale by name, whale by nature, the Beluga is one of the largest ships in the game. As a specialised Passenger Liner the Beluga has multiple module slots that can accommodate all types of passenger cabins. Well armoured, and decently quick for such a large civilian ship, the Beluga has a similar speed to the Hauler. When escorting passengers across the galaxy you’ll need defence, so the Beluga has 6 utility mounts and 5 medium hardpoints. The Beluga has plenty of mid-range sized internal slots (4 threes, 1 four, 2 fives and 4 sixes). The Beluga can fit a size 7 FSD, but it’s a very heavy ship so it’s more suited for multiple jumps rather than giant leaps.|From Gamescon 2016 Day One Complete Thread dev post}}
*The Beluga Liner was added to ''[[Elite Dangerous]]'' by ''[[Elite Dangerous: Horizons]]'' The Guardians (update 2.2) on October 25, 2016.<ref>[https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/elite-dangerous-the-guardians-2-2-update.300177/ Frontier Forums: Elite Dangerous: The Guardians 2.2 update]</ref>
*''[[Elite Dangerous: Beyond]]'' Chapter Four removed restrictions from the restricted [[module]] slots on the Beluga Liner, [[Dolphin]], and [[Orca]], allowing modules other than [[Passenger Cabin]]s to be installed in those slots. Previously, these three Saud Kruger ships were the only ships with Passenger Cabin-only slots, a design trait that was intended to reinforce their gameplay niche as luxury passenger vessels.<ref>[https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/beyond-chapter-four-beta-week-1.452944/#post7126760 Frontier Forums: Beyond - Chapter Four - Beta 1, post #191]</ref>


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
* The Beluga Liner is the largest pilotable ship in Elite Dangerous; larger than even the [[Imperial Cutter]].
*The Beluga Liner is the largest pilotable ship in ''Elite Dangerous'', larger than even the [[Imperial Cutter]].
* [[Elite Dangerous: Beyond|Beyond Chapter Four]] removes restrictions from the restricted [[module]] slots on the Beluga Liner, [[Dolphin]] and [[Orca]]. This allows them to equip modules other than [[Passenger Cabin|Passenger Cabins]] in those slots.<ref>[https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php/452944-Beyond-Chapter-Four-Beta-1?p=7126760&viewfull=1#post7126760 Frontier Forums: Beyond - Chapter Four - Beta 1, post #191]</ref>


== Videos ==
== Videos ==
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File:Stellar_Vision_-_Elite_Dangerous_Beluga_Liner
File:Stellar_Vision_-_Elite_Dangerous_Beluga_Liner
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File:Via_Lactea
File:The Beluga Liner Elite Dangerous
File:Ship Introducing- Beluga Liner - Elite- Dangerous Short cinematic video
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==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<gallery position="center">
<gallery position="center">
Beluga Liner.jpg|Beluga Liner
File:Beluga-Liner-Official-Art.png|Beluga Liner official art
Beluga-Liner.jpg|Concept of the Beluga Liner
File:Beluga-Liner.jpg|Concept of the Beluga Liner
File:17204x1827.jpg |From v2.2 beta
File:Beluga Liner Passenger Carrier.jpeg|Beluga Liner Passenger Carrier
File:17203x1624.jpg |From v2.2 beta
File:Beluga-Liner-Planetary-Ring.png|Beluga Liner and a planetary ring system
File:17199x1635.jpg |From v2.2 beta
File:Beluga Liner right side of cockpit.jpg|The right side of the cockpit of a Beluga Liner (from v2.2 beta)
File:17250x9741.jpg |From v2.2 beta
File:Beluga Liner right rear view of cockpit.jpg|The rear right hand side of the cockpit of a Beluga Liner (from v2.2 beta)
File:17309x5406.jpg |From v2.2 beta
File:ED-Beluga-Liner-Cockpit.png|Beluga Liner cockpit view
File:17285x1987.jpg |From v2.2 beta
File:Beluga-Liner-Cockpit-Black-hole.png|Beluga Liner cockpit and black hole
File:17201x1221.jpg |From v2.2 beta
File:Beluga-Liner-and-Jaques-Station.png|Beluga Liner and Jaques station
File:Beluga_Liner_right_side_of_cockpit.jpg |The right side of the cockpit of a Beluga Liner (from v2.2 beta)
File:Beluga Liner orbits Earth Like World.jpg|Beluga Liner orbits Earth Like World
File:Beluga_Liner_right_rear_view_of_cockpit.jpg |The rear right hand side of the cockpit of a Beluga Liner (from v2.2 beta)
File:Beluga Liner Stern in Tourism Station.jpg|Beluga Liner stern in Tourism Station
Screenshot_0103.jpg|Beluga Liner landing
File:Beluga-Saud-Kruger-Mathew-Maddison.png|Beluga Liner - Saud Kruger art
Screenshot_0071.jpg|Beluga Liner
File:Bp-beluga.png|Saud Kruger Beluga Liner Blueprint
Beluga Liner at station.jpg|Beluga Liner at station
File:Beluga Asp Sidewinder Ship Scale.jpg|Beluga Asp Sidewinder ship scale
bp-beluga.png|Saud Kruger Beluga Liner Blueprint
Beluga-Liner-Official-Art.png|Beluga Liner official art
Beluga-Liner-Cockpit-Black-hole.png|Beluga Liner cockpit and black hole
Beluga-Liner-Planetary-Ring.png|Beluga Liner and a planetary ring system
Beluga-Liner-Planet.png|Beluga Liner and a planet
Beluga-Liner-and-Jaques-Station.png|Beluga Liner and Jaques station
Beluga-Saud-Kruger-Mathew-Maddison.png|Beluga Liner - Saud Kruger art
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[[ru:Beluga Liner]]
[[ru:Beluga Liner]]
[[Category:Passenger]]
[[uk: Beluga Liner]]
[[zh:Beluga Liner]]
[[Category:Saud Kruger]]
[[Category:Saud Kruger]]
[[Category:Pilotable]]
[[Category:Passenger Liners]]
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