Tiegang International Airport

The Tiegang International Airport, established on the former site of Camp Gloucester, was announced in the third month of 1705 AN after construction teams and security details supplied by the Apollonian Directorate of the Honourable Company moved to take possession of the land long vacated by the peacekeeping force from the South Sea Islands. Work reportedly commenced following a verbal agreement and a handshake between Daniyal al-Osman, ESB director for Apollonia, and the nameless landlord of the Blackfriars' Redux - whom it is claimed considered the matter to be a done deal.

Within its premises are the Camp Gloucester Museum as well as a medical facility, the King Josephus Hospital. In 1727, a combined residential and office complex was likewise built in the area for ESB use, as well as for lease to select organizations and individuals. A good example of this is Honourable Air Corporation, which began operations there in 1745.

After its construction, management and security of the premises became a responsibility of the Apollonian Directorate of the Honorable Company. The Board of Directors of the Honorable Company, resolved on 17.VII.1750 to establish a subsidiary, ESB Stay (Tiegang), which owns and operates an airport hotel within the premises.

Passenger charters and regular cargo flights are conducted by the Honourable Air Corporation, which is the de facto flag carrier for the International Mandate.

Imperial Constancian Airways Corporation has flights daily: Originating from Petropolis and Aqaba and return flights by 10:00 am and 10:30 am, respectively.