The ship requires the bukkit/spigot server plugin movecraft to fly, move, and launch it's on board fighters. The redstone will work without any mods or plugins. 

The Slokovian Airship Fleet was expanding rapidly, being filled with two airship designs in merely five months. The Slokovian Airship Fleet thought that it had a decisive advantage over it's surrounding nations when it came to submersible airship technology, but they soon realized the significance of a submersible fighter tender that could deploy fighters during an ambush to gain an extra edge during the ambush. General Lokroskly once more turned to the assistance of Aldon Helan and his development team. He assigned them the task of designing and constructing a ship that could house four Submersible Ambush Interceptors with ease in a rapid deployment formation. His next standard was that the ship had to be heavily armed with at least two topside artillery turrets so that the ship would have a heavy armament that would generate a high demand for the airship. Like all the previous designs, this one required to be submersible and had to have thick aa defense to assure that it would be protected against enemy fighters. Adlon wasted no time with this design and quickly mounted the artillery turrets on top of the ship in his schematic and placed on facing forwards, the other facing backwards. Aldon progressed on the design with ease until he encountered a problem with the ship's hangar bay: he could not devise a method that where the on board fighters could rapidly deploy one after another. That was until Vincent Nord brought the idea of placing each fighter as close to each other as possible in the hangar bay with a door for every fighter that would allow their pilots to rapidly board and launch their crafts. This also conserved a large amount of space, insuring that the submersible airship would have enough room for it's aa guns and the artillery turrets mounted on top of it. Soon the ship was complete with an advanced AA gun layout designed by Henry Geolovich and the advanced armor placed inside of the craft by the new airship designer Benson Hill. The ship had one final touch added by Benson: he gave the ship a fire control system that would allow both turrets the option of being enabled or disabled upon pressing the trigger to save ammunition. Soon the design had a functional prototype that performed extremely well during it's demonstration to the general, and he immediately added the ship to the official fleet list in a matter of days to begin construction of  the design.