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Corsaire International

A meeting place where national storefronts can tout their wares and discuss trade. [In character]
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Corsaire International

Postby Ruskandoria » Mon Jan 21, 2013 9:06 am

WIP - Main post, applications.

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Postby Ruskandoria » Mon Jan 21, 2013 9:06 am

WIP - Classes.

Première

Affaires
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Voyageur
Affordable comfort for any adventure

The coach class is looked down on by many as the 'chicken coop', the go-to for those who can't afford any better. But not all economy-class flights are created equal - and much can be said about the Corsaire Voyageur class, and much more besides. Explore new possibilities and horizons in the unmatched comfort of your seat, and turn what would normally be just another flight into a memorable experience with Corsaire International.

  • Media at your fingertips: Every Voyageur-class seat sports Belvedere 16" touch-screen televisions with Audio and Video on Demand (AVD) — watch or listen from gate to gate with satellite television and radio, or access the newest movie releases and digital entertainment for US$ 6.00 per flight.
  • Comfort above all: A Voyageur-class seat can recline up to 118°, designed to be ergonomic and to remain comfortable for long flights, and comes with complimentary eyeshades and earplugs on request.
  • Amenities by your side: Every Voyageur-class flight carries an assorted array of refreshments, drinks, snacks, magazines, as well as duty-free merchandise, among other amenities in order to ensure that your flight is not only the best experience possible, but a memorable one.
  • Food and drink for the soul: Voyageur-class fare is carefully designed to be varied, and is always served à la carte. Fare may differ to allow for regional and national foods, but will always have the option of the best Ruskandorian cuisine. Of course, soft drinks and alcoholic beverages will always be complimentary.
An Average Voyageur Meal (domestic fare, no dietary restrictions)

BreakfastCrêpes with chive scrambled eggs
Assorted pastries and breads, with churned butter and jams
Fromage, wines and non-alcoholic drinks on demand
Lunch and DinnerDinner rolls, cheese wedges (4 varieties)
Chicken or beef pâté with cucumber-dill relish
Squash pasta in carbonara, with tender chicken
187 mL bottles of Bernadotte Perpignan red

    Accomodation for religious, health or dietary preferences can be made via the on-flight catering service.
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Postby Ruskandoria » Mon Jan 21, 2013 9:07 am

WIP - Lounge Corsaire

AircraftIn ServiceIn OrderPassengersNotes
Épervier P37-10018112First and largest operator of the Épervier P37
Épervier P41-30031137
Épervier P37-400GE452208
Épervier C33-200GE3No seats; cargo configuration


Belvedere Innovations Company
One of the largest developers of commercial information technology and hardware, the Belvedere Innovations Company supplies many of Corsaire's electronic displays and on-board entertainment systems.

Bernadotte Vinyards
Bernadotte Vinyards is one of the oldest family-owned wineries in Ruskandaria, and a Corsaire supplier.

Épervier Aeronautics
The premier aeronautic company in Ruskandaria, Épervier is a developer and manufacturer of commercial and military aircraft. Corsaire is proud of its long history of co-operation and connections with Épervier.

Les Delectables Catering Services Company
Les Delectables is a Ruskandorian designer and co-ordinator of catered foods, and the primary contractor to arrange Corsaire meals and drinks to only the highest standards of ingredients and palatibility.
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