Federation Shuttles and Ground Vehicles Database Type 7 Personnel Shuttlecraft

NAME	REGISTRY NUMBER		INFO
Ansel Adams	NCC-1701-D #06		The Ansel Adams was a Federation Type 7 shuttlecraft that was in service to Starfleet in the latter half of the 24th century, attached to the USS Enterprise-D. It was shuttlecraft 06, and was not equipped with warp drive. In 2365, Q transported this shuttlecraft, along with Captain Jean-Luc Picard, to somewhere outside the sensor range of the Enterprise, causing the Enterprise bridge crew to initiate a frantic search for the craft. After Picard agreed to consider a request by Q, he returned the shuttle to the shuttlebay and Picard to the Enterprise. TNG "Q Who?" Early in 2366, the Ansel Adams was listed on the shuttlebay operations display as being refitted in Hangar 2. TNG "Evolution" Text from the Memory Alpha, the free Star Trek reference
Clarke	NCC-1701-D #05		Shuttle 5 was taken by Commander La Forge and Lieuntenant Reginal Barclay to investigate a Cytherian probe near the Argus Array in 2367. The probe emitted a brilliant flash, desabling the shuttle's onboard systems and rendering Lieutenant Barclay unconscious. TNG "The Nth Degree" The designation Shuttle 5 was also used for the shuttlepod El-Baz in TNG "Time Squared". Star Trek Encycopedia II Seen on an Display in the Shuttlebay. Status: Overhaul Location: Hangar 2 TNG "Evolution"
Copernicus	NCC-1701-D #03		Jake Kurland, despondent over having failed to gain entrace to Starfleet Academy, ran off with Shuttlecraft 13 and nearly crashed it into Relva VII. TNG "Coming of Age" Jake's flight from the Enterprise-D was the first use of a shuttlecraft in Star Trek: The Next Generation. This shuttle was designed by Andrew Probert. The miniature was built by Greg Jein. Star Trek Encyclopedia II Name and Registry from a model.
Cousteau	NCC-1701-D #10		The Cousteau was a Federation Type 7 shuttlecraft that was in service to Starfleet in the latter half of the 24th century, attached to the USS Enterprise-D. It was shuttlecraft 10. In early 2366, the Cousteau was listed on the shuttlebay operations display as being available for use in Bay 3. TNG "Evolution" Named after French explorer Jacques Cousteau. Text from the Memory Alpha, the free Star Trek reference
D'Alison	NCC-2544 #10		The shuttlecraft D'Alison was a type-7 shuttlecraft aboard the USS Repulse, shuttle number 10. In early 2365, the D'Alison ferried Katherine Pulaski from the Repulse to her new assignment aboard the USS Enterprise-D, as Pulaski was distrustful of the transporter. TNG "The Child" Text from the Memory Alpha, the free Star Trek reference
Descartes	NCC-1701-D #11		The Decartes was a Federation Type 7 shuttlecraft that was in service to Starfleet in the latter half of the 24th century, attached to the USS Enterprise-D. It was shuttlecraft 11. In early 2366, the Decartes was listed on the shuttlebay operations display as undergoing an overhaul in Hangar 1. TNG "Evolution" Most likely named after French scientist and philosopher René Descartes, although the name was misspelled on the Okudagram. Text from the Memory Alpha, the free Star Trek reference
Einstein	NCC-1701-D #02		Seen on an Display in the Shuttlebay. Status: Available Location: Hangar 3 TNG "Evolution"
Feynman			Enterprise-D shuttlecraft. The Feyman was taken by Captain Picard, Dr. Crusher, and Lieutenant Worf to planet Torman V. TNG "Chain of Command, Part I" The shuttlecraft Feyman was named for Dr. Richard Feynman (1918-1988), noted Nobel physicist and bongo player. The name was misspelled Feyman on the shuttle's exterior because of a mistake made in the art department. The Picture in the Star Trek Encyclopedia II are wrong, the Feyman is a Type 7 Shuttle. Seen as a Typ 15 Shuttle on an Display in the Shuttlebay. Status: Testing Location: Main Bay TNG "Evolution"
Hawking	NCC-1701-D #15		The Hawking carried Ambassador Odan on an aborted flight to a peace conference on planet Peliar Zel in 2367. The shuttle was attacked by forces seeking to block the conference. TNG "The Host" Named for 20th-century mathematical physicist and Star Trek fan Dr. Stephan Hawking. The Hawking in TNG "The Host" was of a different design from the Hawking seen in Star Trek Generations. The name was re-used for the movie, despite the technical error, because of Executive Producer Rick Berman's admiration for the noted physicist. We didn't think Professor Hawking would mind. The Picture in the Star Trek Encyclopedia II are wrong, the Hawking is a Type 7 Shuttle.
Indiana Jones	NCC-1701-D #08		The Indiana Jones was a Type 7 shuttlecraft carried aboard the USS Enterprise-D. It was shuttlecraft 08. In early 2366, the Indiana Jones was listed on the shuttlebay operations display as being located off-ship with its last reported location given as Starbase 515. TNG "Evolution" This craft seems to have been named as an in-joke reference to the Indiana Jones film series. Text from the Memory Alpha, the free Star Trek reference Star Trek The Next Generation : Technical Manual
JF Kennedy	NCC-1701-D #15		The JF Kennedy was a Type 7 shuttlecraft carried aboard the USS Enterprise-D in the 2360s. It was shuttlecraft number 15. In early 2366, according to the shuttlebay operations display, the JF Kennedy was being refited in Hangar 3. TNG "Evolution" Named after United States President John F. Kennedy. Text from the Memory Alpha, the free Star Trek reference
Kotoi	NCC-67016 #07		Shuttlecraft 07, the Kotoi, of the USS Liberator NCC 67016. According to "The Art of Star Trek", this is a shuttle from the battle of  Wolf 359. I have never heard of the USS Liberator though.... TNG "The Best of Both Worlds, Part II" ; Star Trek Encyclopedia II
McAuliffe	NCC-1701-D #21		The McAuliffe was a Type 7 shuttlecraft carried aboard the USS Enterprise-D in the 2360s. It was shuttlecraft number 21. In early 2366, the McAuliffe was listed on the shuttlebay operations display as being available for use in the Main Bay. TNG "Evolution" Text from the Memory Alpha, the free Star Trek reference
Sakharov	NCC-1701-D #01		The Sakharov transported Dr. Katherinr Pulaski to the Darwin Genetic reseach Station on Planet IV. TNG "Unnatural Selection" Wesley Crusher and Captain Picard fly with the Sakharov to Starbase 515 TNG "Samaritan Snare" The Sakharov transported Master Strategist Sirna Kolrami to the Enterprise where he would be meditator and observer for Operation Lovely Angel, a planned Starfleet battle simulation. TNG: "Peak Performance" Seen on an Display in the Shuttlebay. Status: Available Location: Main Bay TNG "Evolution" Q commandeered the Sakharov in 2366 during an attack by the Calamarain against the Enterprise-D. The Calamarain's real target was Q, and Q's action to protect the Enterprise-D was an unusual act of self-sacrifice on his part. Although Q was successful in saving the Enterprise-D, the Sakharov was lost in the incident. TNG "Déjà Q" The Sakharov was named for Russian nuclear scientist and peace advocate Andre Sakharov (1921-1989). Star Trek Encyclopedia II In 2369, the Sakharov was used in to plant mines on the hulls of Cardassian warships hiding in the McAllister C-5 Nebula. The mission was flown by Commanders Riker and La Forge. TNG "Chain of Command, Part II"
Tereshkova	NCC-1701-D #20		The Tereshkova was a Type 7 shuttlecraft carried aboard the USS Enterprise-D in the 2360s. It was shuttlecraft number 20. In early 2366, the Tereshkova was listed on the shuttlebay operations display as being available for use in the Main Bay. TNG "Evolution" Named after Valentina Tereshkova, the first woman in space. Text from the Memory Alpha, the free Star Trek reference
	NCC-1701-D #09		Registry from a model at the Star Trek World Tour, Star Trek: The Exhibition and Star Trek: The Adventure.
	NCC-1701-D #13		The shuttle crashed on planet Vagra II with pilot Ben Prieto and Counselor Deanna Troi aboard, in an incident that cost rescue party member Natasha Yar her life. Shuttlecraft 13 was destroyed on the surface of Vagra II to prevent Armus from escaping the planet. TNG "Skin of Evil" Star Trek Encycopedia II
	"USS Farragut (NCC-60597)"		In 2371, several Type 6 shuttles were used to evacuate the survivors of the USS Enterprise-D's saucer after it crashed on Veridian III. Star Trek Generations Text from the Memory Alpha, the free Star Trek reference

From the "The Star Trek Animation Archive"

	Length	8.5 m
	Height	2.7 m
	Beam	3.6 m
	Production Base	ASDB Integration Facility, Utopia Planitia Fleet Yards, Mars
	Mass	3.96 metric tonnes
	Accommodation	2 flight crew
	Passenger	6 (STD), 2 (Diplpmatic)
	Power Plant	Two 1,250 millicochrane warp engines, twelve DeFl 3234 microfusion RCS thrusters (STD), two 2,100 microcochrane warp engines (UPRTD)
	Armament	None (STD), 2 Type V phaser emitters (Specicial operations)
	Performance	1.75 for 48 hours (STD); 2.0 for 36 hours (UPRTD)
	From Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual

	History:
	The type-7 shuttle is a short to medium range craft. Some shuttles are equipped with warp drive and are useful for interstellar travel (TNG: "Samaritan Snare," "Chain of Command, Part I"), while others are restricted to impulse speeds. (TNG: "Q Who?") The impulse engine is located at the very aft of the vessel. The shuttles are typically unarmed and have minimal deflector shield coverage. (TNG: "Deja Q," "The Host") They have escape transporters, which can be reconfigured for use as standard transporters if necessary. (TNG: "The Best of Both Worlds, Part II") The forward cockpit contained two seats, each with a small console and a view out the shuttlecraft window. The center of the cockpit was not a window, but a large display which gave navigation information and acted as a viewscreen. (TNG: "Unnatural Selection") The aft area had passenger seating and sensor control. (TNG: "The Nth Degree") By 2369, most type-7 shuttlecraft had interiors very similar to that of the type-6 shuttlecraft. (TNG: "Chain of Command, Part I") The hull markings were also changed around 2367. Originally, the shuttle had Starfleet pennants along its nacelle pylons, the full Starfleet registry number of its attached vessel on its rear hull in a narrow italic font, and the shuttle number in large font along the midhull. Later shuttles had the registry number without the prefix in the standard font used on the hulls of starships, the Starfleet pennant along the ship's "belt," and the shuttle number in a smaller font contained within the lines of the pennant. Text from the Memory Alpha, the free Star Trek reference