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The following is a list of unnamed Danube-class runabouts.

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By yearEdit

Transport to the Enterprise-D Edit

Danube class, 2369
A runabout assigned to the USS Enterprise-D

This unnamed runabout was utilized by four members of the USS Enterprise-D during their return trip from a three-day psychological conference on the effects of deep space assignments in 2369.

It was while on board this runabout and returning from the conference that Enterprise-D personnel Captain Picard, Counselor Troi, Geordi La Forge and Data discovered the Enterprise-D and a Romulan Warbird locked in a temporal fracture in the space-time continuum. Ultimately, the runabout was deliberately destroyed via remote control by Picard from the Enterprise-D's bridge. The vessel was steered into a power transfer beam, which was the direct cause of the temporal fractures. (TNG: "Timescape")

The computer voice of the runabout was provided by Majel Barrett who received no credit for this voice work.
The name and NCC registry were visible, but not clearly readable on the ship's hull. Some footage of the ship appeared to be stock footage of the USS Rio Grande from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. The ship could not have been Rio Grande though, as Picard and crew destroyed the runabout at the end of "Timescape."


Torga IV mission runaboutEdit

Torga IV
Approaching Torga IV

This unnamed runabout was used by a team from Deep Space 9 to visit Torga IV in early 2373. The ship was later destroyed by a Dominion starship, with the loss of crewmembers Hoya, Bertram, and Rooney. (DS9: "The Ship")

Ajilon Prime runaboutEdit

Runabout in orbit of Ajilon Prime
In orbit of Ajilon Prime

This unnamed runabout was used by Doctor Bashir and Jake Sisko in 2373 to attend a medical conference. En route back to Deep Space 9, the ship responded to a distress call from the Federation colony on Ajilon Prime which was under attack by Klingon forces. The runabout landed on the planet's surface but was later destroyed by Klingon aerial bombardments. (DS9: "Nor the Battle to the Strong")

Empok Nor missionEdit

Runabout docking at Empok Nor
Docked at Empok Nor

This unnamed runabout was used by Chief Miles O'Brien and his crew to visit Empok Nor in 2373. It was later destroyed by a Cardassian left on the station. (DS9: "Empok Nor")

2374 runaboutEdit

Runabout at docking pylon
Docked at Deep Space 9

This ship was docked at one of Deep Space 9's upper pylons in early 2374. The mirror universe version of Bareil Antos attempted to capture it, but was stopped by Kira Nerys. (DS9: "Resurrection")

This runabout was reused stock footage from "Empok Nor". It seems unusual that the runabout would be docked to a pylon as opposed to the more conventional and suitable docking pads on the docking ring.


Ezri's runabout to New Sydney Edit

New Sydney
In orbit of New Sydney

This runabout was used by Lieutenant Ezri Dax in 2375 to travel to New Sydney (Sappora VII). Before arriving at New Sydney, this ship gave transport to other passengers. (DS9: "Prodigal Daughter")

The footage of this runabout's approach to New Sydney is a reuse of the same footage showing the approach to Ajilon Prime, only flipped horizontally.
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