eve online jump freighter

In EVE Online, a Jump Freighter is a specialized capital-class ship designed for high-volume, long-distance hauling using jump drives. These ships are essential for moving large quantities of goods safely across New Eden, bypassing traditional gate travel. Key Features of Jump Freighters: Jump Drive Capable Can use Cynosural Fields to jump between systems (like other capital ships). Massive Cargo Hold Significantly larger than regular freighters (up to 1 million m³+ with skills and rigs). Slow Subwarp Speed Like regular freighters, they are slow in normal space. Requires Fuel Uses Liquid Ozone for jump operations. High Cost Expensive to buy and operate (hundreds of billions of ISK for some models). Available Jump Freighter Models: Ship Race Base Cargo (m³) Bonus Anshar Gallente 450,000 +5% cargo per level (Gallente Freighter) Nomad Minmatar 400,000 +5% cargo per level (Minmatar Freighter) Rhea Caldari 500,000 +5% cargo per level (Caldari Freighter) Ark Amarr 400,000 +5% cargo per level (Amarr Freighter) How to Fly a Jump Freighter: Skill Requirements: - Jump Freighter (requires Freighter V + racial freighter skill V). - Capital Ships V (for reduced jump fuel). - Cynosural Field Theory (or rely on an alt). - Jump Drive Operation (for jump range). Fuel Cost: 5001,000 Liquid Ozone per jump, depending on mass. Cyno Support: Requires a cyno ship (or alt) in the destination system. Common Uses: Moving large quantities of ore, minerals, ships, or structures between trade hubs. Logistics for nullsec alliances (supply chains, staging moves). High-sec trading (but beware of ganksuse scouts & insta-undocks). Risks & Countermeasures: Ganking: High-value target in high-sec; fit bulkheads and use scouts. Cyno Traps: Watch for hostile cynos near gates/stations. Bubble Camps: In nullsec, use insta-cyno tactics to avoid interdiction. Best Practices: Use webbing alts to speed up docking/undocking. Avoid autopiloting (easy target for gankers). Consider Freight Services (PushX, Red Frog) if you dont want to fly one yourself. Would you like details on specific fits, routes, or alternative hauling methods?