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| Founded | 1697 | |||
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| Current operations | 1697 | |||
| Hubs | Pentyre Llywelyn II International Airport | |||
| Secondary hubs | Alwyn Airport, Armoria International Airport, Kingsrock International Airport | |||
| Fleet size | 16 | |||
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| Slogan | Ar Ein Hadenydd | |||
| Headquarters | Pentyre, Calbion | |||
| Key people | Callum Dau | |||
Eryr Air is a Calbain airline and the national flag carrier.
History
Having used the nationalised airfleet of the Iron Company, for internal flights since the 1640s, Calbion never had its own national airline. Following the Agoriad policies, international flights, which had been an anomaly until the 1690s, became more common. Initially operated by the Nova English Faedertellus Airlines, the call for a national airline continued to grow stronger. After Nova England collapsed, Eryr Air - literally Eagle Air - was founded by the Bevan-Hall government. The Calbain air infrastructure was developed to high capacity during the brief period of Arcadian occupation. Calbion's larger airports were build during that period.
Destinations
Aside from internal flight, and connections to the Crown Colonies and Cybwlach, Eryr Air flies to destinations in Free Elwynn, Ralgon, Kalgachia, Byalia and Shireroth.
Fleet
The current registered fleet of Liberair consists of the following planes;
| Aircraft | Type | Number | Period | Notes |
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| IC 500 | Land plane | 9 | 1697 - | |
| IC 700 | Land plane | 7 | 1698 - |
