Royal Radictistan Airways

Royal Radictistan Airways

IATA ICAO Callsign — — HORNET
AOC #	005
Hubs	Nuxenstat Xenocimedes Radicti International Airport Norcust-Hartfer International Airport
Frequent-flyer program	Royal Road
Alliance	Clear Skies Alliance
Subsidiaries	Royal Radictistan Air Freight
Fleet size	500 (+45 orders)
Destinations	208 (domestic)
Company slogan	You'll like the way you fly.
Parent company	Royal Radictistan Holdings Corporation
Headquarters	Nuxenstat, Grand Duchy of Radictistan
Key people	Jorgan Fregere CEO
Website	https://www.rra.co.rd

Royal Radictistan Airways (Radictistani: Dukliche Radictistan Luftdiens) is the largest airline and flag carrier of Radictistan. It operates a large fleet of Ilyushin Il-96 and Boeing 777 aircraft on overseas routes and Tupolev Tu-204 and Antonov An-148 aircraft on routes within Apathia. The airline's hub is at Nuxenstat Xenocimedes Radicti International Airport located in Greater Nuxenstat. The Government of Radictistan owns a 72% stake in the company through Royal Radictistan Holdings Corporation. As the national flag carrier, Royal Radictistan Airways enjoys a legal monopoly on regularly scheduled commercial passenger flight to and from the Grand Duchy of Radictistan, excepting foreign carriers. Royal Radictistan Airways is a member of the Clear Skies Alliance.

Corporate affairs

Headquarters

Royal Radictistan Airways is headquartered in the Norkreis Department of Greater Nuxenstat a few kilometers from Nuxenstat Xenocimedes Radicti International airport. The corporate offices occupy a nine hectare office park.

Employees

Royal Radictistan Airways has approximately 56,000 employees including 7,500 pilots.

Labor unions

• GB Flieger represents RRA pilots and flight engineers. The union has an agreement with the airline providing for mandatory collective bargaining fees.
• GB d. Luftstevarde represents RRA flight attendants. The union has an agreement with the airline providing for mandatory collective bargaining fees.
• GB Mechanikat represents RRA mechanics and technicians.
• GB Verkehr represents all other ground crew such as baggage/cargo handlers and gate staff.

Destinations

Royal Radictistan Airways flies to 208 destinations within the Grand Duchy of Radictistan in addition to international destinations in Kington Langley, Mizialand, and other countries.

Fleet

Royal Radictistan Airways

Aircraft	In Service	Orders	Passengers				Notes
			F	J	Y	Total
Il-96-400	53	0	0	36	339	375	International flights.
B777-200LR	22	0	16	42	190	248	International flights.
Tu-204-300	276	0	0	16	122	138	Domestic and Apathian flights.
An-158	25	45	0	8	78	86	Domestic flights.
An-148-100A	27	0	0	8	60	68	Domestic flights.

Royal Radictistan Air Freight

Aircraft	In Service	Orders	Notes
Il-96T	20	0
Il-76TD-90	77	0

Retired fleet

Aircraft	Year Retired	Replacement
Il-76TD	2022	Il-76TD-90

Onboard service

The nature of the Radictistani air travel market requires a different attitude towards airline service than is the norm elsewhere. Relatively few people in Radictistan can afford to travel by air and the country has an efficient system of passenger rail. Therefore it is mostly the upper middle class and very wealthy who travel by air. Royal Radictistan Airways therefore prioritizes passenger comfort over low fares. It dedicates a larger proportion of its aircraft cabin space to premium classes than most airlines, and non-premium passengers typically enjoy one to two inches more legroom than most other carriers. All Royal Radictistan Airways aircraft are configured for two passenger classes except for the B777 aircraft which have two premium classes: First Class and Business Class. All other aircraft have the premium class labeled as either First Class for domestic flights and Business Class on international flights.

Royal Radictistan Airways offers complimentary non-alcoholic beverage and snack service on all domestic flights. A full meal service is included for passengers of all classes on flights of two hours or more operating within a traditional meal time. Alcoholic drinks cost extra for Economy passengers.

All intercontinental flights include complimentary beverage and meal service for all classes. No extra charge is required for alcoholic drinks. Flights within Apathia operate under the same meal and beverage rules as domestic flights.

In-flight entertainment services vary by aircraft. All Tu-204 aircraft are equipped with an audio entertainment system installed in every seat. The passenger may enjoy twelve prerecorded audio channels. On the Il-96 aircraft, passengers can view films on personal LCD screens in business class and drop-down LCD screens in the economy cabin in addition to the personal audio installation. The Boeing 777-200LR aircraft operated by RRA offer the most extensive array of entertainment options, with audio-video on demand provided by personal screens installed on every seat on the aircraft. Headphones are provided for free.

All carry-on luggage and the first item of checked baggage (per person) is free on all Royal Radictistan Airways flights. Each additional checked bag incurs a R$50 fee.

Wayfarer's Club

Royal Radictistan Airways maintains airport lounges, known as Wayfarer's Clubs, at most major Radictistani airports. Free membership is granted to elite frequent flyers while others may purchase ninety-day, annual, or three-year memberships. Club amenities include free drinks (including alcohol), hors d'oeuvres, and wireless internet access. Newspapers and magazines are also provided for the use of members.

Freight

Royal Radictistan Airways maintains a wholly-owned freight subsidiary, Royal Radictistan Air Freight which operates Il-96 and Il-76 aircraft on international air freight routes. Royal Radictistan Air Freight also arranges for cargo to be transported within the lower cargo deck of passenger aircraft on international services.

Accidents and incidents

Royal Radictistan Airways has suffered two hull-loss accidents in its history. RRA Flight 1820 from Nuxenstat Xenocimedes Radicti International Airport to Brightburg Municipal Airport suffered a severe birdstrike on January 19, 2010. The aircraft lost power in both engines and crashed, killing 105 of the 118 persons onboard. The second incident involved RRA Flight 1647 flying out of Capstat Municipal Airport which collided with a general aviation aircraft on March 4, 2012 after receiving improper instructions from air traffic control. All 112 persons onboard the RRA Tu-204-300 aircraft and the sole occupant of the light plane were killed.