Any estimate of a Ha'tak air group must allow for parasite-craft dimensions, maintenance, stores, and launch-and-recovery space. A death glider may fold its wings, but it is still a substantial craft, while an Al'kesh is larger again and requires its own support facilities. A Goa'uld 'wing' cannot safely be treated as a modern Western squadron or assumed to contain the same number of aircraft. Using the twenty gliders visible in one hangar as a rough unit produces 240 gliders and sixty bombers, a 300-craft group that remains formidable without ignoring the ship's physical limits.
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A plausible Ha'tak air group needs hangar space
Death gliders and Al'kesh bombers are too large for the largest fan estimates; a 240-glider and 60-bomber air group is offered as a more credible starting point.