Attached to a driver's seat by a beam which the driver puts their legs either side of is a control console, which holds satellite-linked communications equipment and ergonomically simplified controls for steering. Protruding upwards from this is a single-handed power-assisted steering column; at the end of this there is a red switch for firing missiles. On that note, hoverjets can hold at least five missiles which are kept at the vehicle's very front. The missiles are fired out of a launch tube in the same area, right next to two underside air intakes. Above the missiles is a forward headlamp and behind this is a forward thrust turbofan; when used in conjunction with the artificial gravity generator this gives the hoverjet lift. Next to this directly below the driver's seat are some coolin