Emperor Airlines

Emperor Airlines

IATA ICAO Callsign EA EAL EMPEROR
Founded	16 August 1929 as Emperor Archipelago Transportation Company
Commenced operations	2 May 1947 as Emperor Airlines
Hubs	Enkyo-Kisiwada International Airport Togawa International Airport
Secondary hubs	Ajiro-Toge National Airport Durenurbergering International Airport Jacaranda Land International Airport Rhaga International Airport Tofino International Airport Vongane International Airport
Focus cities	Durenurbergering Enkyo Port District Rhaga Tofino Togawa Vulkar
Frequent-flyer program	Koutei Flyer
Alliance	Ausiana National
Subsidiaries	Koutei Connection Koutei Leisure Koutei Cargo
Fleet size	280
Destinations	99
Parent company	Emperor Group
Headquarters	Enkyo, Ōrora
Key people	Youta Noguchi (Chairman) Kazuyuki Sakamoto (President, CEO)
Revenue	OR¥1.411 trillion (2020)
Operating income	OR¥96.5 billion (2020)
Net income	OR¥57.4 billion (2020)

Emperor Airlines (Ōroran: Koutei Kōkūkaisha), colloquially referred to as Koutei, is an international airline and Ōrora's flag carrier. It is headquartered in Enkyo and has main hubs in Enkyo's Enkyo-Kisiwada International Airport as well as Togawa's Togawa International Airport. It is the parent company of many other smaller airlines and air transport services in Ōrora which serve as domestic carriers and cargo carriers.

Koutei was established in 1929 and became the national airline of Ōrora in 1954 as it quickly became the largest airline in Ōrora's post-war environment. After several decades of service and expansion, the airline became fully privatized by 1990. In 2000, Koutei bought Northern Airlines which later became known as Koutei Connection or Koutei Connect. Koutei is currently an official sponsor of the Ōroran National Football Team, SuperGT, and the Ōroran Olympic Team. Southern Airways, the second largest Ōroran airline, is Koutei's main competitor.