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Honourable Air Corporation

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Honourable Air Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of the ESB Group (Apollonia) reporting to the Directorate of Security for the Honourable Company, is an enterprise that specialises in the provision of aviation support services to corporate and governmental clients. Registered on 7.VIII.1703 AN in Tiegang, with offices leased in the Blackfriars district of that city.

Board of Governance

Directors of the Board of Governance
Office Office Holder Date Appointed
Chief Executive Officer Ghawetkiin Enkhjargal 7.VIII.1703 AN
Deputy Director Isabella I Merrick 7.VIII.1703 AN
Director of Operations (Air) Arild Nordrum 7.VIII.1703 AN
Director of Operations (Ground) Brigida Merrick 7.VIII.1703 AN
Financial Officer Baltu Kundek 7.VIII.1703 AN

Assets

Leased

Name Manufacturer Type № in Service Image Notes
Combat Air
T-5/A-5 Tejón de Miel Nouvelle Alexandrie Javelin Industries Training/Light Attack 93 Javelin T-5-A-5 Tejón de Miel.png
Air Mobility
C-11 Mula Nouvelle Alexandrie ESB Susa Transport 112 C-11 Mula.png
Former leased assets
F-9 Ashavan II Talenore Brightworks Mistra Multi-role Strike Fighter 29 F-9 Ashavan II.png

Operated

Name Maunfacturer Type № in Service Image Notes
Intelligence, Surveillance, Target Acquisition and Reconnaissance
AEW-1 Buscadora Nouvelle Alexandrie ESB Susa Airborne Early Warning 1 AEW-1 Buscadora.png
Javelin M-2 Dragoon Nouvelle Alexandrie Javelin Industries UAV 18 M-2-Dragoon.png
P-2 Navegador Nouvelle Alexandrie ESB Susa Air Policing / Maritime Patrol 7 P-2 Navegador.png
Helicopters
R-2 Krähenwürger Nouvelle Alexandrie Javelin Industries Heavy Assault Rotorcraft 44 R-2 Krähenwürger.png
Training
T-6 Preceptora Nouvelle Alexandrie ESB Susa Trainer 36 T-6 Preceptora.png

Activities

  • 13.VIII.1703 AN: Awarded a five year contract for the provision of air policing services in Lontinien and adjoining territories by Defence Services Command of Hurmu. Contract extended to 1712 AN, and then re-awarded for a ten year period (1712 AN1724 AN).

Operations