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'''Satavian Airlines Corporation Ltd''', commonly known as '''Satavian Airlines''', is the {{wpl|flag carrier}} of Satavia and it's largest airline by fleet size, international destinations and passengers carried. Satavian Airlines is one of the world's oldest airlines through it's predecessor companies, with [[Satavian Imperial Airways Corporation]], commonly known as SIAC,the oldest of those, founded in 1935 in order to provide a trans-Vehmens service from [[Port Hope]], at the time capital of the [[Dominion of Satavia]] to [[Morwall]], [[Estmere]]. Satavian Airlines dominated the Satavian commercial aviation industry during the late 20th century and into the early 21st century, but struggled to survive following the 2005 global financial recession. In 2006, the airline entered into administration, before being rescued by the [[Edward Norton|Norton government]], which began a huge resconstruction process that saw the airline lose a large portion of it's market share both internationally and domestically.
'''Satavian Airlines Corporation Ltd''', commonly known as '''Satavian Airlines''', is the {{wpl|flag carrier}} of Satavia and its largest airline by fleet size, international destinations and passengers carried. Satavian Airlines is one of the world's oldest airlines through its predecessor companies, with [[Satavian Imperial Airways Corporation]], commonly known as SIAC, the oldest of those, founded in 1935 to provide a trans-Vehmens service from [[Port Hope]], at the time capital of the [[Dominion of Satavia]] to [[Morwall]], [[Estmere]]. Satavian Airlines dominated the Satavian commercial aviation industry during the late 20th century and into the early 21st century but struggled to survive following the 2005 global financial recession. In 2006, the airline entered into administration, before being rescued by the [[Edward Norton|Norton government]], which began a huge reconstruction process that saw the airline lose a large portion of its market share both internationally and domestically.


Satavian Airlines remains one of the largest airlines in the [[Asteria Inferior|Asterias]], and is a founding member of [[Sky Alliance]], the world's second-largest airline alliance, through predecessor [[Satavian Airlines#History|Air Satavia]]. Satavian Airlines operates a fleet of 89 aircraft, across 61 destinations on all four inhabited continents. The airline operates primarily out of it's main hub in [[Port Hope O'Connell International Airport]], the larger of the two airports that service Port Hope, in addition to smaller operations originating from [[Port Arthur-Fort Kinnon International Airport]] and [[Victoriaburg International Airport]]. It's headquarters are in the [[Port Hope|Greystone]] suburb of Port Hope, adjacent to Port Hope/O'Connell Airport.
Satavian Airlines remains one of the largest airlines in the [[Asteria Inferior|Asterias]], and is a founding member of [[Sky Alliance]], the world's second-largest airline alliance, through its predecessor [[Satavian Airlines#History|Air Satavia]]. Satavian Airlines operates a fleet of 98 aircraft, across 61 destinations on all four inhabited continents. The airline operates primarily out of its main hub in [[Port Hope O'Connell International Airport]], the larger of the two airports that service Port Hope, in addition to smaller operations originating from [[Port Arthur-Fort Kinnon International Airport]] and [[Victoriaburg International Airport]]. Its headquarters are in the [[Port Hope|Greystone]] suburb of Port Hope, adjacent to Port Hope/O'Connell Airport.


The airline operates a fleet consisting of {{wpl|Airbus A220}}, {{wpl|Airbus A320}}, {{wpl|Airbus A321}}, {{wpl|Airbus A330}}, {{wpl|Airbus A350}}, {{wpl|Boeing 747}} and {{wpl|Boeing 787}} aircraft.  Following the nationalisation of the airline in 2006, the airline moderninsed it's ageing fleet. The airline has won {{wpl|Skytrax|Airtrax}} Best Asterian Airline for three consecutive years, in 2017, 2018 and 2019.
The airline operates a fleet consisting of {{wpl|Airbus A220}}, {{wpl|Airbus A320}}, {{wpl|Airbus A321}}, {{wpl|Airbus A330}}, {{wpl|Airbus A350}}, {{wpl|Boeing 747}} and {{wpl|Boeing 787}} aircraft.  Following the nationalisation of the airline in 2006, the airline moderninsed it's ageing fleet. The airline has won {{wpl|Skytrax|Airtrax}} Best Asterian Airline for three consecutive years, in 2017, 2018 and 2019.
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==Fleet==
==Fleet==
Satavian Airlines operates a {{wpl|mainline}} fleet of {{wpl|Airbus}} and {{wpl|Boeing}} aircraft exclusively. Regional flights operated by Satavian Airlines' subsidiary [[SatavianExpress]] operate a fleet of {{wpl|Bombardier}} and {{wpl|Embraer}} regional jets. Satavian Airlines' low-cost subsidiary [[Vlugwel]] operates a fleet of {{wpl|Boeing 737}} and {{wpl|Airbus A320 family}} aircraft, of which some are flown under the Satavian Airlines brand but operated by Vlugwel.
{| class="wikitable" style="border-collapse:collapse;text-align:center"
|+ Satavian Airlines fleet
! rowspan="2" style="width:130px;"|Aircraft
! rowspan="2" width="75px;" |In service
! rowspan="2" width="75px;" |Orders
! colspan="5"|Passengers
! rowspan="2" style="width:400px;"|Notes
|-
! style="width:20px;" |<abbr title="First Class">F</abbr>
! style="width:20px;" |<abbr title="Traveller Class">J</abbr>
! style="width:20px;" |<abbr title="Premium Economy ">W</abbr>
! style="width:20px;" |<abbr title="Economy Class">Y</abbr>
! style="width:20px;" | Total
|-
|{{wpl|Airbus A220-100}}
|12
|&mdash;
|&#x2014;
|&#x2014;
|28
|82
|110
|[[Asteria Inferior]] launch customer for A220 family<br>
|-
|{{wpl|Airbus A220-300}}
|16
|&mdash;
|&#x2014;
|&#x2014;
|28
|102
|130
|[[Asteria Inferior]] launch customer for A220 family<br>Airbus A220-300 fleet was briefily grounded following several mid-flight engine failures connected to loss of oil pressure in {{wpl|PW1500G}} engines
|-
|{{wpl|Airbus A320-200}}
|7
|&mdash;
|&#x2014;
|&#x2014;
|32
|124
|156
|[[Satavian Airlines Flight 1445]] suffered loss of both engines following {{wpl|bird strike}} on 15 April 2011 and subsequently crashed into a motorway near [[Northport]], [[Orange Province]] resulting in 54 deaths on both the aircraft and ground, in addition to aircraft being scrapped.
|-
|{{wpl|Airbus A321-200}}
|14
|&mdash;
|&#x2014;
|14
|32
|160
|206
|
|-
|{{wpl|Airbus A330-300}}
|24
|&mdash;
|14
|48
|88
|127
|277
|
|-
|{{wpl|Airbus A350-1000}}
|11
|5
|20
|48
|88
|210
|366
|5 further examples are on order, but were delayed following production backlog at the [[Verlois]] plant
|-
|{{wpl|Boeing 747-400}}
|4
|&#x2014;
|24
|48
|&#x2014;
|344
|416
|To be retired and replaced by Airbus A350-1000 aircraft planned for 2024
|-
|{{wpl|Boeing 787-8}}
|10
|&#x2014;
|8
|24
|32
|178
|242
|
|-
!Total
!98
!5
! colspan="8" |
|}
===Historical fleet===
===Historical fleet===


Revision as of 15:47, 6 April 2022

Satavian Airlines
Satavian.png
IATA ICAO Callsign
SA SAA SATAVIAN
Founded23 January 1935; 89 years ago (1935-01-23) (as Satavian Imperial Airways Corporation)
Commenced operations18 December 2008; 15 years ago (2008-12-18) (as Satavian Airlines)
HubsPort Hope/O'Connell
Secondary hubsPort Arthur/Fort Kinnon
Victoriaburg
Frequent-flyer programSkyPoints
AllianceSky Alliance
SubsidiariesSatavianExpress
Vlugwel
Fleet size98
Destinations61
Parent companyGovernment of Satavia (66%)
Traded asPHSX: SATX
HeadquartersGreystone, Port Hope, Satavia
Key peopleDerek Moyne, Chairman
Jack Lawson, CEO
RevenueIncrease G9.1 billion (2020)
Operating incomeIncrease G995 million (2020)
Net incomeIncrease G412 million (2020)
Employees18,339
Websitesatavian.co.sv

Satavian Airlines Corporation Ltd, commonly known as Satavian Airlines, is the flag carrier of Satavia and its largest airline by fleet size, international destinations and passengers carried. Satavian Airlines is one of the world's oldest airlines through its predecessor companies, with Satavian Imperial Airways Corporation, commonly known as SIAC, the oldest of those, founded in 1935 to provide a trans-Vehmens service from Port Hope, at the time capital of the Dominion of Satavia to Morwall, Estmere. Satavian Airlines dominated the Satavian commercial aviation industry during the late 20th century and into the early 21st century but struggled to survive following the 2005 global financial recession. In 2006, the airline entered into administration, before being rescued by the Norton government, which began a huge reconstruction process that saw the airline lose a large portion of its market share both internationally and domestically.

Satavian Airlines remains one of the largest airlines in the Asterias, and is a founding member of Sky Alliance, the world's second-largest airline alliance, through its predecessor Air Satavia. Satavian Airlines operates a fleet of 98 aircraft, across 61 destinations on all four inhabited continents. The airline operates primarily out of its main hub in Port Hope O'Connell International Airport, the larger of the two airports that service Port Hope, in addition to smaller operations originating from Port Arthur-Fort Kinnon International Airport and Victoriaburg International Airport. Its headquarters are in the Greystone suburb of Port Hope, adjacent to Port Hope/O'Connell Airport.

The airline operates a fleet consisting of Airbus A220, Airbus A320, Airbus A321, Airbus A330, Airbus A350, Boeing 747 and Boeing 787 aircraft. Following the nationalisation of the airline in 2006, the airline moderninsed it's ageing fleet. The airline has won Airtrax Best Asterian Airline for three consecutive years, in 2017, 2018 and 2019.

History

1935-1939: The early years

1939-1984: Satavian Airways and merger with SRA

1939-1984 (merger with SRA in 1969)

1984-2006:Air Satavia

1984-2006

2006-2008: Restructuring and global recession

2008-present: Satavian Airways

Corporate affairs

Ownership and structure

Head office

Subsidiaries

Sponsorship

Brand and livery

Destinations

Codeshare agreements

Fleet

Satavian Airlines operates a mainline fleet of Airbus and Boeing aircraft exclusively. Regional flights operated by Satavian Airlines' subsidiary SatavianExpress operate a fleet of Bombardier and Embraer regional jets. Satavian Airlines' low-cost subsidiary Vlugwel operates a fleet of Boeing 737 and Airbus A320 family aircraft, of which some are flown under the Satavian Airlines brand but operated by Vlugwel.

Satavian Airlines fleet
Aircraft In service Orders Passengers Notes
F J W Y Total
Airbus A220-100 12 — — — 28 82 110 Asteria Inferior launch customer for A220 family
Airbus A220-300 16 — — — 28 102 130 Asteria Inferior launch customer for A220 family
Airbus A220-300 fleet was briefily grounded following several mid-flight engine failures connected to loss of oil pressure in PW1500G engines
Airbus A320-200 7 — — — 32 124 156 Satavian Airlines Flight 1445 suffered loss of both engines following bird strike on 15 April 2011 and subsequently crashed into a motorway near Northport, Orange Province resulting in 54 deaths on both the aircraft and ground, in addition to aircraft being scrapped.
Airbus A321-200 14 — — 14 32 160 206
Airbus A330-300 24 — 14 48 88 127 277
Airbus A350-1000 11 5 20 48 88 210 366 5 further examples are on order, but were delayed following production backlog at the Verlois plant
Boeing 747-400 4 — 24 48 — 344 416 To be retired and replaced by Airbus A350-1000 aircraft planned for 2024
Boeing 787-8 10 — 8 24 32 178 242
Total 98 5

Historical fleet

Naming conventions

Services

Catering

Cabin

Entertainment

Frequent flyer programme

Lounges

Environmental issues

Incidents and accidents

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