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'''MYD Air''', formerly '''Air Mydrazia''' is the {{wp|flag carrier}} and largest national airline in [[Midrasia]]. It is one of the largest airlines within [[Aeia]] by number of passengers and destinations travelled to. It is headquartered in Pommegourd, Lotric, near the city's International Airport. | '''MYD Air''', formerly '''Air Mydrazia''' is the {{wp|flag carrier}} and largest national airline in [[Midrasia]]. It is one of the largest airlines within [[Aeia]] by number of passengers and destinations travelled to. It is headquartered in Pommegourd, Lotric, near the city's International Airport. | ||
The corporation was created in 1947 by the Midrasian government to facilitate the need for a flag carrier airline company. Originally operating only within [[Asura]], increased investment prompted international expansion to destinations such as [[Ajerrin]] and [[New Velacruz]]. Despite the high governmental investment, the company struggled against other more established Asuran airline companies, and following the depression of the late 1960s, half of Air Mydrazia's fleet was sold off in an attempt to make the company financially stable. A much smaller fleet combined with lower investment only saw the company's situation worsen, with bankruptcy only averted in 1967 by a government bailout. Following the election of the [[Republican Party (Midrasia)|Republican Party]] in | The corporation was created in 1947 by the Midrasian government to facilitate the need for a flag carrier airline company. Originally operating only within [[Asura]], increased investment prompted international expansion to destinations such as [[Ajerrin]] and [[New Velacruz]]. Despite the high governmental investment, the company struggled against other more established Asuran airline companies, and following the depression of the late 1960s, half of Air Mydrazia's fleet was sold off in an attempt to make the company financially stable. A much smaller fleet combined with lower investment only saw the company's situation worsen, with bankruptcy only averted in 1967 by a government bailout. Following the election of the [[Republican Party (Midrasia)|Republican Party]] in 1970 however, the company became one of many sold off in widespread privatisations from 1975 onward. Midrasian entrepreneur Charles Blanche managed to secure a 57% stake in the company, paving the way for increased investment and expansion to destinations further afield. | ||
Despite the increased investment, the company continued to struggle on the international markets, only worsened by a series of air disasters in 1977-78. In 1979, majority shareholder Blanche sold his stake in the company to air-enthusiast and entrepreneur Richard Davet. Under the leadership of Davet the company was transformed to focus on destinations outside of Asura, seeing the company gain large market share in areas such as [[Catai]] and [[Vestrim]]. In 2002, the company was re-branded to MYD Air to facilitate to a wider international market and remove the negative connotations associated with the Air Mydrazia name. | Despite the increased investment, the company continued to struggle on the international markets, only worsened by a series of air disasters in 1977-78. In 1979, majority shareholder Blanche sold his stake in the company to air-enthusiast and entrepreneur Richard Davet. Under the leadership of Davet the company was transformed to focus on destinations outside of Asura, seeing the company gain large market share in areas such as [[Catai]] and [[Vestrim]]. In 2002, the company was re-branded to MYD Air to facilitate to a wider international market and remove the negative connotations associated with the Air Mydrazia name. | ||
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| Founded | 12 June 1947 (as Air Mydrazia) | ||||||
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| Frequent-flyer program | Premier Club | ||||||
| Fleet size | 238 | ||||||
| Destinations | 194 | ||||||
| Headquarters | 13 Pommegourd Lotric, Midrasia | ||||||
| Key people | Martin Michelles(CEO) Richard Dauvet (President) | ||||||
| Revenue |  $15.043 billion (2018) | ||||||
| Website | mydair.com | ||||||
MYD Air, formerly Air Mydrazia is the flag carrier and largest national airline in Midrasia. It is one of the largest airlines within Aeia by number of passengers and destinations travelled to. It is headquartered in Pommegourd, Lotric, near the city's International Airport.
The corporation was created in 1947 by the Midrasian government to facilitate the need for a flag carrier airline company. Originally operating only within Asura, increased investment prompted international expansion to destinations such as Ajerrin and New Velacruz. Despite the high governmental investment, the company struggled against other more established Asuran airline companies, and following the depression of the late 1960s, half of Air Mydrazia's fleet was sold off in an attempt to make the company financially stable. A much smaller fleet combined with lower investment only saw the company's situation worsen, with bankruptcy only averted in 1967 by a government bailout. Following the election of the Republican Party in 1970 however, the company became one of many sold off in widespread privatisations from 1975 onward. Midrasian entrepreneur Charles Blanche managed to secure a 57% stake in the company, paving the way for increased investment and expansion to destinations further afield.
Despite the increased investment, the company continued to struggle on the international markets, only worsened by a series of air disasters in 1977-78. In 1979, majority shareholder Blanche sold his stake in the company to air-enthusiast and entrepreneur Richard Davet. Under the leadership of Davet the company was transformed to focus on destinations outside of Asura, seeing the company gain large market share in areas such as Catai and Vestrim. In 2002, the company was re-branded to MYD Air to facilitate to a wider international market and remove the negative connotations associated with the Air Mydrazia name.
Today the company has established itself as one of Aeia's foremost airlines, particularly for destinations outside of Asura.
History
Destinations
| Hub |
| Focus city |
| City | Country | Airport |
|---|---|---|
| Kulana |  Ajerrin |
Kulana International Airport |
| Maka | Ajerrin |
Maka International Airport |
| New Hope | Ajerrin |
New Hope International Airport |
| Elenaborg |  Aleia |
Elena-Vesterland Airport |
| Oralienborg | Aleia |
Oralienborg Inostran International Airport |
| Cals |  Aleramia |
Cals International Airport |
| Martara | Aleramia |
Martara International Airport |
| Sangashámman |  Alriika |
Sangashámman International Airport |
| Consett |  Araabyne |
Consett International Airport |
| Gilesgate | Araabyne |
Gilesgate International Airport |
| Port Arthur | Araabyne |
Port Arthur International Airport |
| Sannat |  Aramas |
Sannat-Benjamin Gabaretta International Airport |
| Almira |  Ardaima |
Almira Airport |
| Daesun | Ardaima |
Mayawi-Daesun Airport |
| Giozzara | Ardaima |
Giozzara International Airport |
| Cadmaria | Ardaima |
Cadmaria International Airport |
| Ibbené-aux-Portes |  Batisuria |
Ibbené-aux-Portes International Airport |
| Mwiga | Batisuria |
Mwiga International Airport |
| Nuwara | Batisuria |
Nuwara International Airport |
| Valjardin | Batisuria |
Valjardin International Airport |
| Arünshia |  Cavalerland |
Arünshia International Airport |
| Vorsha |  Chokashia |
Vorsha International Airport |
| Nebligen |  Crylante |
Lilledel International Airport |
| Sønderburg | Crylante |
Sønderburg International Airport |
| Ballinluska |  Cuirpthe |
Ballinluska International Airport |
| Portlaoise | Cuirpthe |
Portlaoise International Airport |
| Khanabad |  Dayganistan |
Khanabad International Airport |
| Črnomorje |  Elhazia |
Črnomorje International Airport |
| Domanov | Elhazia |
Domanov International Airport |
| Antonga |  Fahran |
Antonga International Airport |
| Haqara | Fahran |
Haqara International Airport |
| Suraeria | Fahran |
Suraeria International Airport |
| Golkand |  Gholestan |
Golkand International Airport |
| Vænholm |  Glanodel |
Vænholm International Airport |
| Dongcheng |  Goulong |
Dongcheng International Airport |
| Ölgii | Goulong |
Ölgii International Airport |
| Yilan | Goulong |
Yilan International Airport |
| Zhongwan | Goulong |
Zhongwan International Airport |
| Gondar |  Habasha |
Gondar International Airport |
| Krasno |  Hytekia |
Krasno International Airport |
| Pekrasta | Hytekia |
Pekrasta International Airport |
| Costapunente |  Isolaprugna |
Isolaprugna Airport |
| Višnevas |  Juznia |
Višnevas International Airport |
| Etonmere |  Kagon |
Etonmere International Airport |
| Hapua |  Kelenoa |
Hapua International Airport |
| Pualeka | Kelenoa |
Pualeka International Airport |
| Doanjum |  Kustlân |
Doanjum International Airport |
| Lekkum | Kustlân |
Lekkum International Airport |
| Ljouwert | Kustlân |
Ljouwert International Airport |
| Skylge | Kustlân |
Skylge International Airport |
| Grand Sachem |  Liberimery |
Grand Sachem International Airport |
| Edressder | File:LiiduriaFlag.png Liiduria | Edressder International Airport |
| Idalinne | File:LiiduriaFlag.png Liiduria | Idalinne International Airport |
| Mome |  Malban |
Mome International Airport |
| Flussmund |  Mascylla |
Flussmund-Lachsen International Airport |
| Königsreh | Mascylla |
Königsreh-Polschnitz International Airport |
| Nyaville |  The Mawusi |
Nyaville International Airport |
| Carlow |  Meithtalamh |
Carlow International Airport |
| Dunaff | Meithtalamh |
Dunaff International Airport |
| Narlham | Meithtalamh |
Narlham International Airport |
| Rathroe | Meithtalamh |
Rathroe International Airport |
| Almiaro |  Midrasia |
Almiaro International Airport |
| Berghelling | Midrasia |
Berghelling Erwann Berthou Airport |
| Fontnouveau | Midrasia |
Fontnouveau Airport |
| Lotric | Midrasia |
Lotric International Airport |
| Patreksfjoror |  Motsvara |
Patreksfjoror International Airport |
| Större | Motsvara |
Större International Airport |
| Kyukyo |  Nanto |
Kyukyo International Airport |
| Berke |  Navack |
Richard Wahlberg International Airport |
| Cyningburgh |  Newrey |
Cyningburgh International Airport |
| Fakeham | Newrey |
Fakeham International Airport |
| St Quentin | Newrey |
St Quentin International Airport |
| Lia | Template:Country data New Timeria | Lia International Airport |
| La Isabella |  New Velacruz |
La Isabella International Airport |
| Quittapahilla | New Velacruz |
Quittapahilla International Airport |
| Khadaria |  Onza |
Khadaria International Airport |
| Kunta | Onza |
Kunta International Airport |
| Dahrzor |  Qal'eh |
Dahrzor International Airport |
| Liosa |  Qyred |
Liosa International Airport |
| Nyongiang | Qyred |
Nyongiang International Airport |
| Bonaire |  Renneque |
Bonaire International Airport |
| Duhamel | Renneque |
Duhamel International Airport |
| Luixbourg | Renneque |
Òscar de Xandri International Airport |
| Rehue | Renneque |
Rehue International Airport |
| Saint Tropez | Renneque |
Saint Tropez International Airport |
| Tamansari |  Seanesia |
Tamansari International Airport |
| Daijuhu |  Tangkuo |
Daijuhu International Airport |
| Tukdan | Tangkuo |
Tukdan International Airport |
| Minnara |  Timarbia |
Minnara International Airport |
| Aurharbwr | Template:Country data tir Lhaeraidd | Aurharbwr International Airport |
| Huangjin | Template:Country data tir Lhaeraidd | Huangjin International Airport |
| Neuaddduwiau | Template:Country data tir Lhaeraidd | Neuaddduwiau International Airport |
| Aral |  Transcandar |
Aral International Airport |
| Körmükçüpolis | Transcandar |
Körmükçüpolis International Airport |
| Sinop | Transcandar |
Sinop International Airport |
| Eickenloh | Template:Country data Tudonia | Eickenloh International Airport |
| Sigairen | Template:Country data Tudonia | Sigairen International Airport |
| Weiszenberg | Template:Country data Tudonia | Weiszenberg International Airport |
| Manö-Sössönata | Template:Country data Ushouaia | Manö-Sössönata International Airport |
| Calusa |  Utamucanee |
Calusa International Airport |
| Fort Herissee | Utamucanee |
Fort Herisee International Airport |
| Lestefe | Utamucanee |
Lestefe International Airport |
| New Braubach | Utamucanee |
New Braubach International Airport |
| Endeavour |  UVSS |
Endeavour International Airport |
| Greater Opportunity | UVSS |
Greater Opportunity International Airport |
| Valloria City | Template:Country data Valloria | Valloria City International Airport |
| Tolvas |  Veleaz |
Tolvas International Airport |
| Aljuá |  Vidoria |
Aljuá International Airport |
| Sejoria | Vidoria |
Sejoria International Airport |
| Vinazia | Vidoria |
Vinazia International Airport |
| Viyamueva | Vidoria |
Viyamueva International Airport |
| Izabranoprorok | Template:Country data Vlodomeria | Izabranoprorok International Airport |
| Zoroshthurvan |  Vvarden |
Zoroshthurvan International Airport |
Fleet
A MYD Air Whryta AV75
Accidents and Incidents
The MYD Air Autero a310 involved in the Huangjin incident
- On 5 October 1952, Air Mydrazia flight 98 crashed after an aborted landing at Blancharte Airfield. The aircraft had previously attempted one landing in high wind but had circled around after running out of runway. With fuel running low a second attempt was made, ultimately ending in failure. Of those on board 7 died and 23 where seriously injured. A further 3 died of their injuries after the incident.
- On April 12 1977, Air Mydrazia flight 1043 to Königsreh caught fire upon takeoff at Berghelling Airport. The resultant fire caused an explosion within the rear fuel tankers killing 22 onboard, the remaining passengers and crew escaped unharmed. Later inspections suggested that the incident had been caused by a manufacturing fault with the GRS-43 Aircraft.
- On July 6 1978, Air Mydrazia flight 1298 from La Isabella to Lotric caught fire mid-flight, forcing an emergency landing within the Opal Ocean near Almira. Nobody onboard was harmed in the incident, however inspections pointed to the same fault as that on flight 1043. The incident resulted in the worldwide grounding of all GRS-43 aircraft.
- On August 12 2017, MYD Air flight 1876 to Huangjin made contact with an unmanned drone on its descent to landing. The aircraft landed successfully with minor damage, nobody was injured. The incident led to reforms for greater monitoring of airspace at all airports and wider legislation over the use and ownership of unmanned drones.