Dame Lucienne C. Arthur International Airport

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Dame Lucienne C. Arthur International Airport
Code: MBFX
Summary
Airport type Public
Serves Fenixtune, Iselande Iselande
Runways
Direction Length Surface
ft m
05/23 10,900 3,300 Asphalt
18/36 8,450 2,575 Asphalt
06/24 10,990 3,350 Asphalt

Dame Lucienne C. Arthur International Airport (MBFX) is the largest airport in the Grand Duchy of Iselande. The airport serves all routes between Iselande and metropolitan Meckelnburgh via Alexandretta. It is the hub of Royal Meckelnburgh Airways in Iselande. MBFX is also the headquarters and base of operations for the Royal Meckelnburgh Air Force in Iselande.

History

MBFX was previously operated as Hellistelli International Airport (Jääkieli: Hellistellin kansainvälinen lentoasema) and was the only international airport in Jääland, home to Air Jääland. Hellistelli lied on the Boreal Air Bridge route between Benacia, Lyrica and Eura. The airport was destroyed via orbital bombardment, initiated by the Raspur Pact, in late 1707 AN, following the fall of Jaaland to internal disorder in The Troubles. Subsequently, rebuilding began in the winter of 1708–1709 AN on the start of Meckelnburghish administration, where it became known as Fenixtune International Airport (the airport code origin). Decades later, in 1755 AN, it was renamed after the famous late Meckelnish painter Dame Lucienne C. Arthur, Btss. when the airport became the hub for the newly established High North Airlines, Iselande's first flagship carrier.

Memorial

Dame Lucienne C. Arthur International Airport is also home to the grounds of The Troubles National Memorial, a unit of the Meckelnburgh Royal Parks Service. The site serves as a memorial to the human and environmental destruction of The Troubles. It includes remnants of the original Hellistelli airport terminal.

Current destinations

Former destinations

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