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'''Royal Meckelnburgh Airways''' ('''RMBA'''), branded as '''RMBA: Meckelnburgh Airways''', is the flag carrier and largest airline in [[Meckelnburgh]]. It is wholly owned by Their Royal Majesty's Government of Meckelnburgh. Its hub is Alexandretta Intercontinental Airport in the largest city and capital [[Alexandretta (Meckelnburgh)|Alexandretta]], with a secondary hub in Fenixtune, the largest city in the constituent country of [[Iselande]]. As Meckelnburgh's primary airline, Meckelnburgh Airways operates a network of domestic and international flight routes throughout metropolitan Meckelnburgh, providing the primary international transit link outside of the [[Apollonian Express]].
'''Royal Meckelnburgh Airways''' ('''RMBA'''), branded as '''RMBA: Meckelnburgh Airways''', is the flag carrier and largest airline in [[Meckelnburgh]]. It is wholly owned by Their Royal Majesty's Government of Meckelnburgh. Its hub is Alexandretta Intercontinental Airport in the largest city and capital [[Alexandretta (Meckelnburgh)|Alexandretta]], with secondary hubs in [[Fenixtune]] and [[Alexandrople]], the largest cities in the constituent countries of [[Iselande]] and [[Branniboria]]. As Meckelnburgh's primary airline, Meckelnburgh Airways operates a network of domestic and international flight routes throughout metropolitan Meckelnburgh, providing the primary international transit link outside of the [[Apollonian Express]].


==History==
==History==
The airline was originally opened as '''Meckelnburgh Airways''' in {{AN|1685}}, principally operating minor flights between Alexandretta and [[Fríða]] in the [[Palatinate of Hergilsey]], a dependent island province of Meckelnburgh. In {{AN|1723}}, following increased demand, Royal Meckelnburgh Airways was established to provide consistent air links between Hergilsey, Iselande and potential international destinations for the first time. Customs facilities in the various international airports began construction in {{AN|1721}} and were completed by {{AN|1723}}. The international expansions of the airports also allowed the airline expand access to premium customer experiences, installing member lounges in the three airports.
The airline was originally opened as '''Meckelnburgh Airways''' in {{AN|1685}}, principally operating minor flights between Alexandretta and [[Fríða]] in the [[Palatinate of Hergilsey]], a dependent island province of Meckelnburgh. In {{AN|1723}}, following increased demand, Royal Meckelnburgh Airways was established to provide consistent air links between Hergilsey, Iselande and potential international destinations for the first time. Customs facilities in the various international airports began construction in {{AN|1721}} and were completed by {{AN|1723}}. The international expansions of the airports also allowed the airline expand access to premium customer experiences, installing member lounges in the three airports. Facilities were expanded by {{AN|1732}} into Branniboria to allow for international air travel to the country.


==Fleet==
==Fleet==
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|'''Meckelnburgh Clutch V'''
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|'''[[Javelin Sojourner|Javelin J-1050 Sojourner]]'''
|'''[[Javelin Sojourner|Javelin J-1050 Sojourner]]'''
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|13F – 99B – 237C (349)
|13F – 99B – 237C (349)
|{{team flag|Nouvelle Alexandrie}}
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[[File:Meckelnburgh Clutch V.png|thumb|Meckelnburgh Clutch V]]
[[File:Meckelnburgh Clutch V.png|thumb|Meckelnburgh Clutch V]]
[[File:Alexandretta airport advertisement.png|thumb]]
[[File:Alexandretta airport advertisement.png|thumb]]
The Royal Meckelnburgh Airways operates some of the most northern scheduled routes on [[Micras]]: the route from Alexandretta to Fenixtune crosses the polar circle, and the Fenixtune—North Antrusburgh route is within 24-hour polar night during winter months. The shortest domestic route in the system is Victoria to Lunden Executive Airport, providing direct services to the casino city on the coast of the Crowsilver Sea and Geneva Gulf. The longest domestic route is Alexandretta to Fenixtune, connecting metropolitan Meckelnburgh to Iselande. No regular services reach the third constituent country of [[Salem]].  
The Royal Meckelnburgh Airways operates some of the most northern scheduled routes on [[Micras]]: the route from Alexandretta to Fenixtune crosses the polar circle, and the Fenixtune—North Antrusburgh route is within 24-hour polar night during winter months. The shortest domestic route in the system is Victoria to Lunden Executive Airport, providing direct services to the casino city on the coast of the Crowsilver Sea and Geneva Gulf. The longest domestic route is Alexandrople to Fenixtune, connecting Branniboria directly with Iselande and flying over the northern shores of the [[Genevelond Peninsula]]. No regular services reach the third constituent country of [[Salem]].  


=== Codeshare agreements ===
=== Codeshare agreements ===
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*[[Alexandrople]], {{Team flag|Branniboria}}
*Boulonne
*Boulonne
*[[Fenixtune]]—[[North Antrusburgh]], {{Team flag|Iselande}}
*[[Fenixtune]]—[[North Antrusburgh]], {{Team flag|Iselande}}
*[[Fríða]], {{Team flag|Hergilsey}}
*[[Fríða]], {{Team flag|Hergilsey}}
*[[Nieuw Frans]], {{Team flag|Branniboria}}
*Sanktago
*Sanktago
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*St. Cloud—Tillamark
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*{{Team flag|Alexandretta}}
*{{Team flag|Alexandretta}}
*Alexandrople, {{Team flag|Branniboria}}
*North Antrusburgh, {{Team flag|Iselande}}
*North Antrusburgh, {{Team flag|Iselande}}
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|'''Alexandrople'''
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*{{Team flag|Alexandretta}}
*Fenixtune, {{Team flag|Iselande}}
*Neuw Frans, {{Team flag|Branniboria}}
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Revision as of 07:23, 28 July 2024

Royal Meckelnburgh Airways
Royal Meckelnburgh Airways logo.png
IMATO code
MB 		MIS Code
RMB 		Callsign
RMBA
Founded 1685 AN
Current operations 1723 AN
Hubs Alexandretta Alexandretta
Secondary hubs Fenixtune, Iselande Iselande
Member lounge Alexandretta, Fenixtune, Victoria
Fleet size 24
Destinations 20
Slogan Neither snow nor gloom of polar night
Headquarters Alexandretta, Meckelnburgh Meckelnburgh
Website airways.mb

Royal Meckelnburgh Airways (RMBA), branded as RMBA: Meckelnburgh Airways, is the flag carrier and largest airline in Meckelnburgh. It is wholly owned by Their Royal Majesty's Government of Meckelnburgh. Its hub is Alexandretta Intercontinental Airport in the largest city and capital Alexandretta, with secondary hubs in Fenixtune and Alexandrople, the largest cities in the constituent countries of Iselande and Branniboria. As Meckelnburgh's primary airline, Meckelnburgh Airways operates a network of domestic and international flight routes throughout metropolitan Meckelnburgh, providing the primary international transit link outside of the Apollonian Express.

History

The airline was originally opened as Meckelnburgh Airways in 1685 AN, principally operating minor flights between Alexandretta and Fríða in the Palatinate of Hergilsey, a dependent island province of Meckelnburgh. In 1723 AN, following increased demand, Royal Meckelnburgh Airways was established to provide consistent air links between Hergilsey, Iselande and potential international destinations for the first time. Customs facilities in the various international airports began construction in 1721 AN and were completed by 1723 AN. The international expansions of the airports also allowed the airline expand access to premium customer experiences, installing member lounges in the three airports. Facilities were expanded by 1732 AN into Branniboria to allow for international air travel to the country.

Fleet

Aircraft No. Passengers Source Introduced
Meckelnburgh Clutch V 10 26F – 56C (82) Meckelnburgh Meckelnburgh 1685 AN
Javelin J-6000 Overture 15 96F – 204C (300)

Nouvelle Alexandrie Nouvelle Alexandrie

1723 AN

Javelin J-1050 Sojourner 3 13F – 99B – 237C (349) Nouvelle Alexandrie Nouvelle Alexandrie 1724 AN
Total 24

Destinations

Meckelnburgh Clutch V
Alexandretta airport advertisement.png

The Royal Meckelnburgh Airways operates some of the most northern scheduled routes on Micras: the route from Alexandretta to Fenixtune crosses the polar circle, and the Fenixtune—North Antrusburgh route is within 24-hour polar night during winter months. The shortest domestic route in the system is Victoria to Lunden Executive Airport, providing direct services to the casino city on the coast of the Crowsilver Sea and Geneva Gulf. The longest domestic route is Alexandrople to Fenixtune, connecting Branniboria directly with Iselande and flying over the northern shores of the Genevelond Peninsula. No regular services reach the third constituent country of Salem.

Codeshare agreements

Domestic

Origin hub Scheduled destinations
Alexandretta
Fenixtune
Alexandrople

International

Destinations in the Benacian Union were suspended following the breakout of the Streïur uis Faïren on Benacia.

Origin country Origin city Destination hubs Dates
Aerla Aerla Noursala Alexandretta Alexandretta 1723 AN
Benacian Union Benacian Union Chryse Alexandretta Alexandretta 1723 AN–1733 AN
Goldfield Alexandretta Alexandretta 1723 AN–1733 AN
Merensk Alexandretta Alexandretta 1723 AN–1733 AN
Etzeland Etzeland New Paris Alexandretta Alexandretta 1724 AN
Mercury Mercury Mercury 1723 AN
May Alexandretta Alexandretta 1725 AN
Taylor Alexandretta Alexandretta 1725 AN
Sanama Sanama Niyi Alexandretta Alexandretta 1723 AN
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