Bortus ECV-197-1, also referred to as Shuttle 1, is one of at least four shuttlecraft held in the Shuttle Bay of the USS Orville and the most frequently used shuttle on the ship. Its most prolific pilot is Helmsman Gordon Malloy.

The USS Orville (ECV-197) was a mid-level Exploratory-class vessel in Planetary Union service in the early 25th century. The ship was led by Captain George Griffith and an unnamed first officer until 2419. Captain Ed Mercer and First Officer Kelly Grayson assumed command of the Orville in September 2419.

Nov 20, 2017 · What is the origin of The Orville's registry number, ECV-197? It can be seen on the side of the ship in the opening animations. What does "ECV" stand for in-universe, and why was this particular number chosen?

The Orville is set on the titular spacecraft: USS Orville (ECV-197), a mid-level exploratory vessel in the Planetary Union, a 25th-century interstellar alliance of Earth and many other planets.

The most commonly used shuttle was ECV-197-1, or "Shuttle 1." Other identified shuttles included: ECV-342-1 - Used by Ed Mercer and Gordon Malloy in an alternate timeline .

Oct 9, 2017 · Orville Deck Plans + Specs Thread: Can we assemble resources and information about our beloved middle of the line exploratory vessel? Registry Number: ECV-197. The ship has three separate engine cores powering the three FTL engine "loops". These engines, along with the emitter loops are referred to as "The Quantum Drive".

The ECV-197-1 was a 6-seater shuttlecraft of the USS Orville. It had a sister shuttle under the registry ECV-197-2.

Hero Collector has partneried with The Orville, an American science fiction comedy-drama television series, and brings you the new fleet of model ships seen on the show. The ECV-197-1 Shuttle captures the simple futuristic look of the shuttlecraft.