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Air Imagua
Aerea Imagua

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IATA ICAO Callsign AI AIM IMAGUA
Founded	10 August, 1953 (as Imaguan Civilian Air Service) 23 April, 1979 (as Air Imagua)
Commenced operations	2 December, 1957
Hubs	Peter Hansson International Airport
Secondary hubs	San Pietro International Airport
Fleet size	255
Destinations	TBC
Headquarters	Cuanstad, Imagua and the Assimas
Key people	Sid Bradley (CEO) Luana Castrogiovanni (Chairman)

Air Imagua (Etrurian: Aerea Imagua) is the flag carrier and only airline of Imagua and the Assimas.

History

Establishment

After the end of the Solarian War in 1946, interest in aviation on Imagua and the Assimas took off, as during the war, airbases were established by both Etruria on the Assimas Islands, and Estmere on Imagua. Combined with the increasing demand for flights between Asteria Superior and Asteria Inferior, it was decided in 1953 by Marguerite Ernman and her cabinet to establish a national airline.

Thus, it was incorporated as Imaguan Civilian Air Service (Etrurian: Servizio aereo civile imaguano) was incorporated on 10 August, 1953, with Peter Hansson, the Transport Minister overseeing its day-to-day operations. Over the next few years, airplanes were purchased, mostly from (TBC), and a route network was planned, with a focus on having Cuanstad Airport serve as a hub, while the airport at San Pietro to serve as a secondary hub.

On 5 June, 1956, the first flight took place, between Cuanstad and San Pietro. Later that day, the first international flight took place, with an Air Imagua plane flying to (TBC).

Destinations

Domestic

Hub

Focus city

Seasonal service

International

(TBC)