Satavian Airlines

Satavian

IATA ICAO Callsign SA SAA SATAVIAN
Founded	23rd January, 1939 (as Satavian Airways Corperation) 18th December, 2008 (as Satavian)
Commenced operations	14th November, 1939
Hubs	Port Hope O'Connell International Airport
Secondary hubs	Kingsleigh International Airport Port Arthur International Airport
Frequent-flyer program	SataviFlyers
Alliance	TBC
Subsidiaries	SatavianExpress SatavianCargo
Fleet size	89
Destinations	see destinations
Company slogan	Hope of Satavia
Traded as	PHSX: SATA
Headquarters	Port Hope, Satavia
Key people	David Barrack (CEO) Marcus Hillthorn (COO)
Website	www.satavian.co.sv

Satavian, officially Satavian Airlines, is the flag carrier and, until 2008, was the largest airline in Satavia. The airline operates a fleet of 89 aircraft, an historical low for the airline. In 2007, the ailing carrier was purchased by the Government of Satavia, who culled a large majority of the fleet, cutting the majority of domestic routes.

The Airline's main hub is at Port Hope O'Connell International Airport, and it is headquaters are also located at the Airport. The airline also owns two subsidiaries, namely SatavianExpress and SatavianCargo.

In adition to being Satavia's flag carrier, it is also the main sponsor of the Dolphins, Satavia's national rugby team. The airline also is the main sponsor of the 2020 Rugby World Cup, which is being held in Satavia.

Destinations

Hub

Focus city

Seasonal service

Domestic

City	Country	Airport
Beldon	Ackesia	Beldon Capitol International
Avondale	Ackesia	King James the II International Airport

International

City	Country	Airport
Revais	Carelia	Revais International Airport
Cartaganca	Produzland	Cartaganca International
Burlon	Produzland	Nassea International Airport