Airsub

The Airsub Company

Lagardère production plant in Staventer, Shoassau
Type	Public
Industry	Aerospace Defense
Founded	April 18, 1956 (1956-04-18) (as Aerotonau Co.) Viitaniemi, Caspiaa
Founder	Nellen Audrey
Headquarters	Airsub Company International Headquarters, Staventer , Shoassau
Area served	Worldwide
Key people	Marcus Causerne (Chairman) Brennen Turbey (President and CEO)
Products	Commercial aircraft Military aircraft Satellites Space vehicles and launchers
Revenue	Z$ 52.56 billion (2019)
Operating income	Z$ −2.975 billion (2019)
Net income	Z$ −3.636 billion (2019)
Number of employees	111,133 (January 1, 2022)
Divisions	Commercial Aircraft (Airsub S.A.S.) Defence and Space Helicopters

The Airsub Company is a Euronian multinational corporation that designs, manufactures, and sells airplanes, rotorcraft, and other civil and military aerospace products worldwide. It manufactures aircraft in Euronia, mainly Zamastan, Shoassau, Lutharia, and Caspiaa, as well as in various countries outside Euronia. It is the world's second largest airline manufacturer behind Toring Industries. The company has three divisions: Commercial Aircraft (Airsub S.A.S.), Defence and Space, and Helicopters.

The company's main civil aeroplane business is conducted through the Shoassauan company Airsub S.A.S., based in Staventer, with production and manufacturing facilities mostly in Zamastan and Caspiaa, but also in Lutharia, Drambenburg, and Avergnon. Final assembly production is based in Jade Harbor and Anchorhead, (Zamastan), Viitaniemi (Caspiaa), and Ledua (Quetana).

Products

Commercial Airliners

Product list and details (date information from Airsub)

Aircraft	Description	Seats	Max	1st flight	Production ceased
S220	2 engines, single aisle	108–130	133–160	2013-09-16
S300	2 engines, twin aisle	228–254	361	1972-10-28	2007-03-27 (561 built)
S310	2 engines, twin aisle, modified S300	187	279	1982-04-03	1998-03-27 (255 built)
S318	2 engines, single aisle, shortened 6.17 m from S320	107	132	2002-01-15	2013-12-31 (80 built)
S319	2 engines, single aisle, shortened 3.77 m from S320	124	156	1995-08-25
S320	2 engines, single aisle	150	186	1987-02-22
S321	2 engines, single aisle, lengthened 6.94 m from S320	185	240	1993-03-11
S330	2 engines, twin aisle	246–300	406–440	1992-11-02
S340	4 engines, twin aisle	239–377	377–440	1991-10-25	2011-11-10 (380 built)
S350	2 engines, twin aisle	270–350	475	2013-06-14
S380	4 engines, twin aisle, double deck	555	853	2005-04-27	2022-01-01 (251 built)