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Jump freighters are the [[Tech 2]] [[Freighters]] that use [[cynosural field]]s to move between systems, which allows ships to move around the universe in nullsec and lowsec without the use of [[stargates]]. Jump Freighters contribute notably to the availability of modules and items into the outreaches of the universe, and represent the way those items are primarily moved between empire space, nullsec, and player-staged systems. For a well-experienced pilot, they are ~~also~~ one of the ~~most safe~~ ways to transport goods into and through the harshest conditions. For most people however, it is best suited to contract the services of reputable player-operated hauling services, or lean on their corporation-provided jump freighter services should they offer them.

Jump freighters are the [[Tech 2]] [[Freighters]] that use [[cynosural field]]s to move between systems, which allows ships to move around the universe in nullsec and lowsec without the use of [[stargates]]. Jump Freighters contribute notably to the availability of modules and items into the outreaches of the universe, and represent the way those items are primarily moved between empire space, nullsec, and player-staged systems. For a well-experienced pilot, they are one of the safest ways to transport goods into and through the harshest conditions. For most people however, it is best suited to contract the services of reputable player-operated hauling services, or lean on their corporation-provided jump freighter services should they offer them.

Jump freighters get 5% bonuses to cargo capacity and agility per level of the pilot's racial freighter skill, and 10% bonuses to shield, armor and hull hitpoints for each level the pilot has in {{sk|Jump Freighters}}. The Jump Freighters skill also gives them a 10% per level reduction in jump fuel needs.

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|- style="background-color: var(--background-color-warning-subtle);"

! Empire

! Ship

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| style="vertical-align: top;" | The [[Rhea]] has the largest cargo hold, but the slowest align time and consumes the most fuel. However, ~~it’s~~ the ~~least~~ efficient ~~for~~ cargo hold capacity per fuel per lightyear.

| style="vertical-align: top;" | The [[Rhea]] has the largest cargo hold, but the slowest align time and consumes the most fuel. However, it has the most efficient cargo hold capacity per fuel consumed per lightyear.

| 27.8s

| 180,000m<sup>3</sup>

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| style="vertical-align: top;" | The [[Nomad]] has the fastest align time, but the lowest hit points. It also has the cheapest fuel costs ~~and is~~ the ~~most~~ efficient ~~for~~ cargo hold capacity per fuel per lightyear.

| style="vertical-align: top;" | The [[Nomad]] has the fastest align time, but the lowest hit points. It also has the cheapest fuel costs but it has the least efficient cargo hold capacity per fuel consumed per lightyear.

| 23.7s

| 165,000m<sup>3</sup>

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 {{related class|Jump Freighter (Class)}}
-Jump freighters are the [[Tech 2]] [[Freighters]] that use [[cynosural field]]s to move between systems, which allows ships to move around the universe in nullsec and lowsec without the use of [[stargates]]. Jump Freighters contribute notably to the availability of modules and items into the outreaches of the universe, and represent the way those items are primarily moved between empire space, nullsec, and player-staged systems. For a well-experienced pilot, they are also one of the most safe ways to transport goods into and through the harshest conditions. For most people however, it is best suited to contract the services of reputable player-operated hauling services, or lean on their corporation-provided jump freighter services should they offer them.
+Jump freighters are the [[Tech 2]] [[Freighters]] that use [[cynosural field]]s to move between systems, which allows ships to move around the universe in nullsec and lowsec without the use of [[stargates]]. Jump Freighters contribute notably to the availability of modules and items into the outreaches of the universe, and represent the way those items are primarily moved between empire space, nullsec, and player-staged systems. For a well-experienced pilot, they are one of the safest ways to transport goods into and through the harshest conditions. For most people however, it is best suited to contract the services of reputable player-operated hauling services, or lean on their corporation-provided jump freighter services should they offer them.
 Jump freighters get 5% bonuses to cargo capacity and agility per level of the pilot's racial freighter skill, and 10% bonuses to shield, armor and hull hitpoints for each level the pilot has in {{sk|Jump Freighters}}. The Jump Freighters skill also gives them a 10% per level reduction in jump fuel needs.
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+|- style="background-color: var(--background-color-warning-subtle);"
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 ! Ship
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 | style="padding: 0;" | [[File:Logo faction caldari state.png|64px|link= Caldari State|Caldari State]]
 | style="padding: 0;" | [[image:Rhea.jpg|64px|link= rhea|Rhea]]
-| style="vertical-align: top;" |  The [[Rhea]] has the largest cargo hold, but the slowest align time and consumes the most fuel. However, it’s the least efficient for cargo hold capacity per fuel per lightyear.
+| style="vertical-align: top;" |  The [[Rhea]] has the largest cargo hold, but the slowest align time and consumes the most fuel. However, it has the most efficient  cargo hold capacity per fuel consumed per lightyear.
 | 27.8s
 | 180,000m<sup>3</sup>
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 | style="padding: 0;" | [[File:Logo faction minmatar republic.png|64px|link= Minmatar Federation|Minmatar Federation]]
 | style="padding: 0;" | [[image:Nomad.jpg|64px|link= Nomad|Nomad]]
-| style="vertical-align: top;" | The [[Nomad]] has the fastest align time, but the lowest hit points. It also has the cheapest fuel costs and is the most efficient for cargo hold capacity per fuel per lightyear.
+| style="vertical-align: top;" | The [[Nomad]] has the fastest align time, but the lowest hit points. It also has the cheapest fuel costs but it has the least efficient cargo hold capacity per fuel consumed per lightyear.
 | 23.7s
 | 165,000m<sup>3</sup>