Airport Code: PCX
Paradise City International Airport has been for many years the primary airport serving the Blackhelm Confederacy, and it is one of the busiest hubs in all of Azhukali. While there are already several airports currently serviced by this airport, it is looking to expand, and wants new customers to purchase terminals.
Availability:
Terminals: 200
Heliports: 30
Large hangars: 100
Hangars: 1000
Cargo Terminal: 75
Each Terminal has five gates
Airport Docking and Hanger Prices
Terminal - $2.5 million
Gate - $500,000
Heliport - $100,000
Cargo Terminal - $75 million
Large Hanger (Houses ten planes) - $75 million
Hanger (Houses one plane) - $6million
Security Measures:
All vehicles and people entering PCX will be searched, including all baggage, by a security dog. At the check-in desks, all stow away baggage will be deposited at which point it will be searched again. Prior to entering their terminal, passengers will pass through a metal detector and submit their bags thrugh an x-ray screening.
When picking up your check-in bags on an inbound flight to PCX, they will be checked before you leave the enclosed area to make sure they are not carrying any illegal contraband. At the same place, you will go through strict customs, not allowing any food or beverages past that point. (Domestic flights go through a seperate area.)
At all standard security checkpoints at your airport, any travellers booked on a flight to to the Blackhelm Confederacy must be thoroughly searched, as well as all their luggage, to ensure safety of all passengers, as well as the safety of the Confederacy
Those airlines and nations having flights heading to Paradise City will be required to have their terminal manned by Confederate customs agents to ensure no foul play is involved over seas.
Transportation/Convenience/Comfort:
A shuttle system links the entire airport, and moving sidewalks help ease transportation through many areas of the bustling airport. Additionally, many busses and a vast amount of cabs await all travelers just outside the airport, ready at a moments notice to whisk newcomers off and into the bust metropolis,
