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| callsign = BARCHIA | | callsign = BARCHIA | ||
| founded = 8 Feburary | | founded = 8 Feburary 1955 | ||
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| destinations = 104 | | destinations = 104 | ||
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| parent = [[Government of Barcia]] | | parent = [[Government of Barcia]] (55%) | ||
| headquarters = Belvidere<br>[[Tradare]], [[Barcia]] | | headquarters = Belvidere<br>[[Tradare]], [[Barcia]] | ||
| key_people = Dario Barbato <small>(Chairman)</small><br>Rosalinda Cutone <small>(CEO)</small> | | key_people = Dario Barbato <small>(Chairman)</small><br>Rosalinda Cutone <small>(CEO)</small> | ||
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| website = airbarcia.com | | website = airbarcia.com | ||
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'''Air Barcia''' is the {{wp|state-owned}} and {{wp|flag carrier}} airline of [[Barcia]]. The company is headquartered in the district of Belvidere in the Barcian capital of [[Tradare]] with its main hub airports located | '''Air Barcia''' is the {{wp|state-owned}} and {{wp|flag carrier}} airline of [[Barcia]]. The company is headquartered in the district of Belvidere in the Barcian capital of [[Tradare]] with its main hub airports located at the [[Tradare International Airport|Tradare International]] and [[Persepoli International Airport]]. | ||
Air Barcia was created by the Barcian government in 1955 by the [[Unity Party (Barcia)|Unity government]] as a merger of a number of recently nationalised overseas and domestic airlines as an attempt to consolidate the Barcian airline and travel industry. The company initially looked to consolidate its position as a provider of flights in destinations across [[Auressia]] and to long-haul destinations in [[Marceaunia]]. Backed by the capital of the Barcian government the airline underwent a considerable expansion allowing it to become one of the foremost airlines in Auressia and the world. The company had undergone a number of reforms since with the government reducing its overall ownership stake to 55% in 2014 leading to investment from a number of private individuals and consortiums. | |||
Today Air Barcia remains one of the largest airlines in the world and the 5th largest in Auressia offering flights to over 104 destinations across the world. | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
==Destinations== | ==Destinations== | ||
{| class="wikitable" | |||
|- | |||
|style="background:#d0e7ff;"|Hub | |||
|- | |||
|style="background:#ffe6bd;"|Focus city | |||
|- | |||
| style="background:#dfd;"|Seasonal service | |||
|} | |||
{|class="sortable wikitable toccolours" | |||
|- | |||
!style="background:navy;color: white"|City | |||
!style="background:navy;color: white"|Country | |||
!style="background:navy;color: white"|Airport | |||
|- | |||
|Levasco||{{flag|Barcia}}||Levasco Airport | |||
|- | |||
|-style="background:#d0e7ff" | |||
|Persepoli||{{flag|Barcia}}||[[Persepoli International Airport]] | |||
|- | |||
|Porto||{{flag|Barcia}}||Porto Airport | |||
|- | |||
|-style="background:#d0e7ff" | |||
|Tradare||{{flag|Barcia}}||[[Tradare International Airport]] | |||
|- | |||
|Vicenze||{{flag|Barcia}}||Vicenze Airport | |||
|- | |||
|Marbonne||{{flag|Blayk}}||Marbonne Airport | |||
|- | |||
|Montigné||{{flag|Blayk}}||Montigné Airport | |||
|- | |||
|Sãda Mõdanha||{{flag|Castelana}}||Sãda Mõdanha Airport | |||
|- | |||
|Bega||{{flag|Lydia}}||Bega Airport | |||
|- | |||
|Sa Chitade||{{flag|Lydia}}||Sa Chitade Airport | |||
|- | |||
|-style="background:#dfd" | |||
|Augusta||{{flag|Nova Kovaria}}||Augusta Airport | |||
|- | |||
|Montemolin||{{flag|Palia}}||Montemolin Airport | |||
|- | |||
|Casmire||{{flag|Rythene}}||Casmire Airport | |||
|- | |||
|Hyreathe||{{flag|Rythene}}||Hyreathe Airport | |||
|- | |||
|-style="background:#dfd" | |||
|[[Port-Anne]]||{{flag|Saint-Baptiste}}||[[Jean-Jacques Celice International Airport]] | |||
|- | |||
|Belinsk||{{flag|Senia}}||Belinsk Airport | |||
|- | |||
|-style="background:#ffe6bd" | |||
|Sabaria||{{flag|Sabaria}}||Sabaria International Airport | |||
|- | |||
|Karvistonpouli||{{flag|Sulatia}}||Audrache Airport | |||
|- | |||
|Audrache||{{flag|Tyrnica}}||Audrache Airport | |||
|- | |||
|-style="background:#ffe6bd" | |||
|Stierstandt||{{flag|Tyrnica}}||Stierstandt Airport | |||
|- | |||
|Valschaffën||{{flag|Tyrnica}}||Valschaffën Airport | |||
|- | |||
|Vedayen-Königspfalz||{{flag|Tyrnica}}||Vedayen-Königspfalz Airport | |||
|} | |||
==Fleet== | ==Fleet== | ||
==Accidents and incidents== | ==Accidents and incidents== | ||
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| Founded | 8 Feburary 1955 | ||||||
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| Hubs | |||||||
| Frequent-flyer program | Carta Oro | ||||||
| Fleet size | 112 | ||||||
| Destinations | 104 | ||||||
| Parent company | Government of Barcia (55%) | ||||||
| Headquarters | Belvidere Tradare, Barcia | ||||||
| Key people | Dario Barbato (Chairman) Rosalinda Cutone (CEO) | ||||||
| Revenue |  $2.463 billion (2023) | ||||||
| Website | airbarcia.com | ||||||
Air Barcia is the state-owned and flag carrier airline of Barcia. The company is headquartered in the district of Belvidere in the Barcian capital of Tradare with its main hub airports located at the Tradare International and Persepoli International Airport.
Air Barcia was created by the Barcian government in 1955 by the Unity government as a merger of a number of recently nationalised overseas and domestic airlines as an attempt to consolidate the Barcian airline and travel industry. The company initially looked to consolidate its position as a provider of flights in destinations across Auressia and to long-haul destinations in Marceaunia. Backed by the capital of the Barcian government the airline underwent a considerable expansion allowing it to become one of the foremost airlines in Auressia and the world. The company had undergone a number of reforms since with the government reducing its overall ownership stake to 55% in 2014 leading to investment from a number of private individuals and consortiums.
Today Air Barcia remains one of the largest airlines in the world and the 5th largest in Auressia offering flights to over 104 destinations across the world.
History
Destinations
| Hub |
| Focus city |
| Seasonal service |
| City | Country | Airport |
|---|---|---|
| Levasco |  Barcia |
Levasco Airport |
| Persepoli | Barcia |
Persepoli International Airport |
| Porto | Barcia |
Porto Airport |
| Tradare | Barcia |
Tradare International Airport |
| Vicenze | Barcia |
Vicenze Airport |
| Marbonne |  Blayk |
Marbonne Airport |
| Montigné | Blayk |
Montigné Airport |
| Sãda Mõdanha |  Castelana |
Sãda Mõdanha Airport |
| Bega |  Lydia |
Bega Airport |
| Sa Chitade | Lydia |
Sa Chitade Airport |
| Augusta |  Nova Kovaria |
Augusta Airport |
| Montemolin |  Palia |
Montemolin Airport |
| Casmire |  Rythene |
Casmire Airport |
| Hyreathe | Rythene |
Hyreathe Airport |
| Port-Anne |  Saint-Baptiste |
Jean-Jacques Celice International Airport |
| Belinsk |  Senia |
Belinsk Airport |
| Sabaria |  Sabaria |
Sabaria International Airport |
| Karvistonpouli |  Sulatia |
Audrache Airport |
| Audrache |  Tyrnica |
Audrache Airport |
| Stierstandt | Tyrnica |
Stierstandt Airport |
| Valschaffën | Tyrnica |
Valschaffën Airport |
| Vedayen-Königspfalz | Tyrnica |
Vedayen-Königspfalz Airport |