Shaz City International Airport

Shaz City International Airport
IATA: SZA ICAO: SCA GPS: SCIA
Summary
Airport type	Public
Owner/Operator	Monarch Transportation Care Services, Inc.
Serves	Imperial City of Shaz
Location	Imperial City of Shaz
Hub for	ShazAir ShazHopper
Elevation AMSL	668 ft / 204 m
Website	http://www.scia.shz
Map
Location of SCIA
Runways
Direction Length Surface ft m 90R 8,200 2,500 Asphalt 90E 8,200 2,500 Asphalt 90N 8,200 2,500 Asphalt 90K 8,200 2,500 Asphalt
Helipads
Number Length Surface ft m 01N 70 21.3 Concrete 02N 70 21.3 Concrete 03N 90 27.4 Concrete 04N 90 27.4 Concrete 05N 70 21.3 Concrete 06N 70 21.3 Concrete 01S 70 21.3 Concrete 02S 70 21.3 Concrete 03S 90 27.4 Concrete 04S 90 27.4 Concrete 05S 70 21.3 Concrete 06S 70 21.3 Concrete
Statistics (2020)
Passangers 10,432,231 Flights In 24,534 Flights Out 23,442 Transfers 2,487
1: Statistics are estimates 2: Helipads are either North or South of the Diagram Above and are not shown

Shaz City International Airport, herein referred to as SCIA, Inc., is an Airport within the Imperial City of Shaz within the Shazbotdom Empire. As the central hub for all air travel in and out of the Shazbotdom Empire, we are proud to offer our services to you. If you are coming into the Empire for Business, Pleasure or a bit of both, you will come through our airport. Foreign Dignitaries, College Students, Families, Couples or those who are Single, we will ensure that your transfer into the Empire is a pleasurable one.

About Us

SCIA, Inc. originally opened in 1957 as a Single Runway, 8 Gate airport that serviced the Imperial Capital to the outlying cities of the Imperial Homeland so that businessmen and women could travel quickly and easily around the country. In 1973 it opened up a new runway and terminal expansion that included limited service outside the Imperial Mainland to nations that were considered Allies, which were few and far between during that timeframe. In 1981, with the coming of slightly more advanced aircraft, another two runways were opened up and a new terminal was built onto the current structure, expanding the capabilities by allowing another 35 to 40 flights per day out of and into the Empire.

From it's opening in 1957 until 1991, it was operated solely by the Imperial Aviation Board, which was a subset of the Ministry of the Interior. After the election of Emperor Leotardia, the IAB was switched from being under the Ministry of the Interior to being under the authority of the Ministry of Transportation, and assigned it's own Assistant Director of Operations, which reported directly to the Minister of Transportation. During this timeframe in which it was switched between the two Ministries, there was no new expansion of the Airport and air travel stagnated within the Empire, seeing no growth until 2004, in which it was the decision of then Emperor George A. Loak to hand over the day to day operations of the airport to a private corporation. A bidding process went out and the company that won the contract was "Monarch Transportation Care Services, Inc.", which was headquartered in the Imperial City of Kenner, located NorthWest of the Capital.

In 2010, Supreme Emperor Larry Williams floated the idea of giving full control of the airport, including ownership, to MTCS, Inc. Public opinion was high for this idea and in February of 2011, a bill was put forth before the Parliament. After a week of deliberations, it was passed with only 3 dissenting votes in both houses of Parliament and was signed by Supreme Emperor Williams the next day. Since then, we have worked tirelessly to expand services at the airport. In 2014, using a grant from the Imperial Government, an entirely new Terminal Complex System was built on the southern part of the property. It opened up in December 2016 and the old terminal complexes were demolished and Two runways were built in their place.

Currently, there are Four Runways and the Three Terminal Complexes. With all Four Runways heading East to West pattern, the turnaround is rapid for each gate and flights can flip gates in a rate rarely seen before in the modern world. Even though it is also not mandated, MTCS, Inc has been able to repay nearly Three-Quarters of the money that was gifted to it within the grant back to the Imperial Authority. We look forward to a bright future for SCIA, Inc. and the entirety of the Shazbotdom Air Travel Industry.

Airport Strucure

Terminal One is located at the Far Western portion of the property, while Terminal Two is the "Island" directly east of it. Airline parking is located between Terminal Two and Terminal Three. Terminal Three is located at the Far Eastern portion of the property. There is also airline parking scattered throughout the property and hangers to the North and South of the runways. There are more than four dozen little shops, restaurants, and other amenities throughout Terminal One and Three, including many varieties of local cuisine from the Empire and nations that have friendly relations with the Empire.

Terminal One

Intra-Empire Flights

Concourse A

Main Building Section Gates

1. Shaz Hopper
2. Shaz Hopper
3. Shaz Hopper
4. Crazybloxian Airlines
5. Crazybloxian Airlines
6. Crazybloxian Airlines
7. Crazybloxian Airlines
8. Huawan Intercontinental
9. Huawan Intercontinental
10. Col Air
11. Col Air
12. Phoenix International Supersonic Airways
13. Phoenix International Supersonic Airways
14. n/a
15. n/a
16. n/a
17. Air Shinoviet
18. Air Shinoviet

Concourse B

Northern Off-Shoot Section

1. Shaz Hopper
2. Shaz Hopper
3. Shaz Hopper
4. n/a
5. n/a
6. n/a
7. Westward Thrust
8. n/a
9. n/a
10. Trossi Air
11. Trossi Air
12. Trossi Air

Concourse C

Southern Off-Shoot Section

1. Shaz Hopper
2. Shaz Hopper
3. n/a
4. n/a
5. n/a
6. Royal Pacific Airways
7. n/a
8. n/a
9. n/a
10. n/a
11. Baiacote Airlines
12. Baiacote Airlines

Terminal Two

Intra-Empire and International Flights

Concourse A

North/South Island

1. n/a
2. Pepsilandia Airways
3. Air Cascadia
4. Air Cascadia
5. n/a
6. Adult Budget
7. n/a
8. United Imperial Airlines
9. United Imperial Airlines
10. United Imperial Airlines
11. n/a
12. n/a
13. n/a
14. Tribal Airways
15. n/a
16. Arco Airways
17. n/a
18. Trollenborg Airways
19. n/a
20. n/a
21. Islandia Air
22. Islandia Air
23. Islandia Air
24. n/a
25. ShazAir
26. ShazAir
27. ShazAir
28. ShazAir
29. ShazAir
30. ShazAir

Terminal Three

International Flights

Concourse A

North Building Section Gates

1. ShazAir
2. ShazAir
3. Red Kangaroo
4. SOTEC Air
5. Royal Brazillian
6. Royal Brazillian
7. n/a
8. n/a
9. n/a
10. Valkea Airlines
11. Valkea Airlines
12. Valkea Airlines
13. ViZionair
14. ViZionair

Concourse B

South Building Section Gates

1. ShazAir
2. ShazAir
3. ShazAir
4. n/a
5. n/a
6. TransAir
7. n/a
8. n/a
9. n/a
10. BaraxiAir
11. n/a
12. Golden Air
13. Serpens Land Air
14. Serpens Land Air

Concourse C

Main Building Secction Gates

1. Nanako Airlines
2. Nanako Airlines
3. Switzstar
4. Switzstar
5. North Central Airways
6. North Central Airways
7. n/a
8. n/a
9. ShazAir
10. ShazAir

Helipads

Each Helipad can be rented by up to 6 different corporations

After discussions by the Council of Operations of SCIA, Inc., it was decided that the corporation would allow the rental of our Helipads to foreign entities. Users of each Helipad must ensure that they contact the Air Traffic Control tower prior to the use of the Helipad to ensure that no other corporation is taking off or landing at that point in time, as to not cause issues for all involved.

01N

70ft x 70ft

Airline Name	Nation of Origin	Number of Helicopters
Example	Example	Example

02N

70ft x 70ft

Airline Name	Nation of Origin	Number of Helicopters
Example	Example	Example

03N

90ft x 90ft

Airline Name	Nation of Origin	Number of Helicopters
Example	Example	Example

04N

90ft x 90ft

Airline Name	Nation of Origin	Number of Helicopters
Example	Example	Example

05N

70ft x 70ft

Airline Name	Nation of Origin	Number of Helicopters
Imperial Swiss Fleet	The Federal Republic of Empirical Switzerland	1

06N

70ft x 70ft

Airline Name	Nation of Origin	Number of Helicopters
Example	Example	Example

01S

70ft x 70ft

Airline Name	Nation of Origin	Number of Helicopters
Example	Example	Example

02S

70ft x 70ft

Airline Name	Nation of Origin	Number of Helicopters
Example	Example	Example

03S

90ft x 90ft

Airline Name	Nation of Origin	Number of Helicopters
Phoenix Dynamix Skyways	The Phoenix Militia	1

04S

90ft x 90ft

Airline Name	Nation of Origin	Number of Helicopters
Example	Example	Example

05S

70ft x 70ft

Airline Name	Nation of Origin	Number of Helicopters
Example	Example	Example

06S

70ft x 70ft

Airline Name	Nation of Origin	Number of Helicopters
Example	Example	Example