Galileo type shuttlecraft

Also known as Type-4 shuttlecraft or the Class G shuttlecraft,, the Galileo-type was a shuttlecraft type operated by Starfleet in the 23rd and 24th centuries, following withdrawal from service of the Class F.

Physical arrangement
This type of shuttlecraft had two nacelles, attached to the sides near the ventral hull with two pylons each, and two impulse thrusters facing aft. These thrusters were above and to the side of the rear hatch. The shuttles also had a small, stub wings on the craft's center line. There was also four maneuvering thrusters, located near the corners of the craft. There were two side doors, and the shuttle had a large forward facing window, on the dorsal side of the front of the craft. The forward ventral hull had a large black surface, and a series of landing lights were located in the center of the ventral hull. (Star Trek V: The Final Frontier)

By the 2370s, two side windows had been added just forward of the side doors, and the wings had been removed. (Star Trek Generations)

Interior
The interior of the shuttle had two forward facing seats in the cockpit, with a large center screen located between them.

The main cabin had two rows of lights running the length of the ceiling, with a handrail running just below each light. There were inward facing bench seats that lined the sides of the craft with track lighting located beneath them.

Shuttles had three weapons lockers located throughout the craft, two were located just aft of the side doors, one on each wall, and there was one located below the center screen in the cockpit. (Star Trek V: The Final Frontier)

Shuttles of this type

 * Galileo
 * Copernicus
 * Hawking