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A short distance regional, low-cost carrier focused on handling travel to smaller, underserved airports and towns that the larger carriers tend to neglect. | A short distance regional, low-cost carrier focused on handling travel to smaller, underserved airports and towns that the larger carriers tend to neglect. Based in [[Kirkland]], [[State of Astyria]], [[ViZion]]. | ||
Founded in 1956, it covers over 150 airports, and most notably it has the largest network of small airports and the regional routes that connect them of any ViZionarian airline. ViZionair's Air Waves is second, and Hishan Hop is a distant third. | |||
Its hubs are [[Antibarber International Airport]], [[Northern Amazon International Airport]], and [[Kirkland International Airport]]. | |||
As a member of [[Blueworld]], this proves to be a significant advantage to its alliance, as it allows Blueworld partner airlines to more easily connect their passengers throughout all of ViZion. Only Clear Skies Alliance has a comparable coverage throughout ViZion, while others such as [[Sky Alliance]] and [[Global Air Alliance]] suffer from smaller route networks. | As a member of [[Blueworld]], this proves to be a significant advantage to its alliance, as it allows Blueworld partner airlines to more easily connect their passengers throughout all of ViZion. Only Clear Skies Alliance has a comparable coverage throughout ViZion, while others such as [[Sky Alliance]] and [[Global Air Alliance]] suffer from smaller route networks. | ||
Revision as of 01:54, 3 November 2023
A short distance regional, low-cost carrier focused on handling travel to smaller, underserved airports and towns that the larger carriers tend to neglect. Based in Kirkland, State of Astyria, ViZion.
Founded in 1956, it covers over 150 airports, and most notably it has the largest network of small airports and the regional routes that connect them of any ViZionarian airline. ViZionair's Air Waves is second, and Hishan Hop is a distant third.
Its hubs are Antibarber International Airport, Northern Amazon International Airport, and Kirkland International Airport.
As a member of Blueworld, this proves to be a significant advantage to its alliance, as it allows Blueworld partner airlines to more easily connect their passengers throughout all of ViZion. Only Clear Skies Alliance has a comparable coverage throughout ViZion, while others such as Sky Alliance and Global Air Alliance suffer from smaller route networks.