I've got a pair of Aerodyne Jazz basses. Liked my first one so much I bought a fretless version with a Moses graphite neck.
Amazing instruments. It took Fender Japan a few years to get it right, but the post 2010 versions are astonishingly good.

I have several mij guitars my favorite is my 79 tokai Les Paul and my go to strat is 78 Greco this aerodyne is awesome

claiming the lack of heft just didn't feel right or basswood is just too soft.
My neck and shoulders disagree. I love the thin body and lighter weight.

And the sound! I get more compliments and questions about how I'm getting such a nice tone even from those who don't care for my playing.

I was wondering about the thickness of the Aerodyne strat, how does it compare
to a standard? I've generally preferred rounded edges to binding for the ergonomic qualities.
Is there much difference in its' feel?

I've had my eye on a Epiphone Genesis for some time now. Shopping for a '79 edition but now I'm thinking I should get my hands on an Aerodyne strat before I commit.

Yes the aerodyne is slightly larger than my 62 mij. And with the Seymour 69’s to my ear has enhanced tone not as sharp like a regular strat perhaps it is basswood body I’m not sure. We all as players have preferences to me when it comes to sound I was always one in long neck tenon camp with my Les Paul’s my tokai it’s a 79. On strats I do prefer rosewood fretboard on my 62 reissue. Hope I answered your questions friend.

It certainly looks a little bigger in photos.
I'll have to keep an eye out as soon as it's safe for a guitar safari again.

Has several I bought several off guitars vendors never aerodyne and actually returned a epiphone Japan Les Paul once ,it sounded just flat even unplugged I’ve never had any problems friend feel free Dm me anytime be safe.

(and a shameful number of pedals...)
Umm, flat you say, well some trees just don't want to be guitars.