The Concordant America In'tl Airport (CAIA)

by **Concordant America** » Thu Jun 03, 2010 11:40 pm

From the United States of Concordant America

From Concordant America In'tl Airport

Hello, I am Johnothan Rocks, owner of Concordant America International Airport, soon to be one of the most busiest airports in USA. Let me give you a review of Concordant America. Having no laws against drugs, this place could be dangerous. But it has been proved otherwise. Thanks to the lax laws, theft and crimes have actually decreased!

This place is also famous for its soon to be completed casino, called the Concordant America Casino, which is where everyone can gamble. Just remember to gamble sensibly or else you will become victim to loan burdens. Our nation is almost complete with its downtowns' renewal, which adds in new architecture, such as the newest building, The Richmond Mega Corporation

The Richmond Mega Corporation HQ is at a height of 1,046 ft or 319 m. It has a total of 50 stories of commerical space and 2 stories of emergency area, in the case of terrorism. So you might want to admire the hundred million dollar marvel sometime. The newest hotel built is the Luxury Paradise Hotel, which is 628 ft, or 191 m tall.

With 6 stories of retail and with 50 stories of hotel rooms, it has 800 completely furnished rooms ready for 1,600 tourists that will come. And they are just 83,200 of the millions of visitings and thousands of aircrafts all going to go into Richmond per year!

Well, the other information about the airport will come out some time later. Just be patient and it will come eventually. Don't worry, for it will not last for too long. Please, I hope that you will enjoy your flights to and from Concordant America International Airport.

by **Concordant America** » Fri Jun 04, 2010 1:01 am

The Concordant America International Airport has a width of 1.8 km, with a length of 6 km, it makes an area of 10.8 sq km of airport. That's a lot of space! But it is also designed to fit a lot of airplanes! That means that different types of airlines can go into one air gate.

The airport operates 18 hours a day and it will run every single day. For every half an hour, a different airplane will come into the gate. The security system is very simple: There is an X-Ray and atomic sensor for baggage and a simple post on the passport or scanner if your passport has an electronic barcode. Rest assured that the barcode only confirms a citizen's identity, not to track it.

So, here is the usual timing for boarding the plane:
30 min before take-off: Landing
25 min before take-off: Plane is at the gate
20 min before take-off: Gets to plane
18 min before take-off: Goes through security
10 min before take-off: Boards on plane
10 min later: Take-Off!

So, the airport has three terminals: Terminal A, Terminal B and Terminal C. Terminal A is connected to the Concordant America International Airport Train Station, which serves bullet trains, travelling at 300 km/hour. Terminal A has 26 gates, meaning it is able to operate 936 flights a day. For Terminal B, it has 33 gates, meaning it is able to operate 1,188 flights a day.

Terminal C has 10 gates and is the budget terminal of Concordant America International Airport, operating 360 flights a day. In total, 2,484 flights can be operated per day and 906,660 flights a year can be handled. That's a whole big lot!

In addition, there is a cargo terminal, which can house 25 aircrafts at anytime. A seperate application form can be placed for trade to be able to be carried out.

In whole, I say in behalf of all of the staff in Concordant America International Airport, all of the fellow workers in Richmond and all of the people in Concordant America, to have a pleasent journey and we all hope that your flight is safe.

by **Concordant America** » Fri Jun 04, 2010 1:20 am

Here are the rules and regulations to follow. Firstly, all passengers of the airlines must comply with the prohibited substances in the airport and airplane. The examples are highly flammable liquids and items. Items that are strictly prohibited are gambling chips that are outside of the casinos. Other than that, there are no rules on that matter.

All passengers must note that they should check into the passport checkpoint 40 minutes before take-off. If they don't, they will not be able to board the plane. They also have to know that no littering on purpose is allowed in the airport premises.

So please, you may now take a look at the gates and where they are. Thank you for taking this time to look at the Rules and Regulations of this airport. To summarize, these are the rules:
1) Check in at the passport checkpoint 40 min before take-off
2) No littering in the premises

by **Concordant America** » Fri Jun 04, 2010 1:43 am

Gates:

This long list of airlines will make it like this:
Gate Example: Example Airlines/Example Airport/Example Aircrafts a Day/Office Space, Example Airlines 2/Example Airport/Example Aircrafts a Day/Office Space (Number of Aircrafts Spaces a Day left)

This is the list that will be placed and there can be 36 airlines in one gate. (Considering that all airlines place an aircraft a day) For the Cargo Terminal, the number of aircrafts allowed is in consideration on when the airlines can unload. This time, this is the list:

Gate Example: Example Airlines/Example Airport/Duration for cargo to load and unload/Time of the flights/Example Aircrafts a Day/Office Space (Amount of Time Left)

The next section will show the additional information about the airport and the later sections will show the price and the application form.

by **Concordant America** » Fri Jun 04, 2010 2:19 am

A great 400,000 sq m of space is placed for all the hangers in this airport. Each hanger space can house one Airbus A380 and so, there are 50 such spaces available. We assure you that the hanger spaces available will be at minimum at a number of 2 spaces.

Libertarian Governance: 4 Hanger Spaces
Hanger Spaces Left: 46 Hanger Spaces Left

by **Concordant America** » Fri Jun 04, 2010 2:20 am

The Concordant America International Mall is now open! This is going to be the first phase of it. This new mall is underground, sitting underneath 10.8 sq km of land. The total retail space is at 110,000 sq m, making it the biggest shopping mall in the entire world! Each shop to be given 100 sq m each. Or, you could expand the size of the shop. In all, there are retail spaces.

So, your nation can just submit an application and I will add it to a list of shops that will be included here:
Number of Retail Spaces left: 1,000

by **Concordant America** » Fri Jun 04, 2010 2:35 am

*Reserved*

by **Concordant America** » Fri Jun 04, 2010 2:36 am

The Charge for The Gates:
Terminal A and B: $500 per aircraft
Terminal C: No Charge
Terminal D: $100,000 per gate
One Hanger: $4,000,000
Two Hangers: $7,000,000
Offices: No Charge
Shops: No rent

by **Concordant America** » Fri Jun 04, 2010 2:55 am

Airlines Application:

Code: Select all: Nation's Full Name: Airline's Name: Manager's Name: The Gate(s) of Operation: Aircrafts per Gate per Day: The Type of Airlines (Economy Class, Business Class, First Class): The Airport in Flight To and From: Have There Been Any Accidents: If so, what was the Accident about: Office Space Requested: Special Requests:

The Cargo Airlines Application:

Code: Select all: Nation's Full Name: Airline's Name: Manager's Name: The Gate(s) of Operation: Aircrafts per Gate per Day: Duration for Each Aircraft: The Weight of Cargo (Light, Average Weight, Heavy): The Airport in Flight To and From: Have There Been Any Accidents: If so, what was the Accident about: Office Space Requested: Special Requests:

The Hangers Application:

Code: Select all: Nation's Full Name: Airline's Name: Manager's Name: Number of Hanger Spaces requested (Maximum Two Hanger Spaces): Have you got Flights into the Airport: The Airport in Flight To and From: Have There Been Any Accidents: If so, what was the Accident about: Special Requests:

The Shop Application:

Code: Select all: Full Nation's Name: Company's Name: Manager's Name: Number of Retail Spaces Requseted (Maximum 10): Type of Retail: Have there been any Condemnations Against your Company: If so, what was the Serverity of the Condemnation:

by **Concordant America** » Fri Jun 04, 2010 8:45 am

Here are the Nations Banned from Access the Airport:
*None so far. Hoping that no one makes to this list.*
Here are the Nations that have become Ex-Nations:
1. New East Asian Nation

by **Concordant America** » Fri Jun 04, 2010 8:48 am

Coming Soon

by **Concordant America** » Fri Jun 04, 2010 8:50 am

Well, I want to conclude that the information that you need to know is all inside. If you have not managed to read the rules and regulations properly, please read them again. I thank you for choosing or at least thinking of choosing, this airport for your flights.

Signed:
Johnothan Rocks
Owner of Concordant America International Airport

by **Concordant America** » Fri Jun 04, 2010 8:51 am

OOC: You may now post your applications.

by **The Mighty Steppes** » Fri Jun 04, 2010 4:55 pm

Nation's Full Name: The Confederacy of The Mighty Steppes
Airline's Name: Crimean Airlines
Manager's Name: Kai Nikulainen
The Gate(s) of Operation: D1-D5
Aircrafts per Gate per Day: 3?
Duration for Each Aircraft: about an 8 hr plainride, it will take about 2 hrs to load the cargo.
The Weight of Cargo (Light, Average Weight, Heavy): It will be heavy cargo.
The Airport in Flight To and From: From Brussels In'tl airport, to Various places in the steppes.
Have There Been Any Accidents: no
If so, what was the Accident about: N/A
Office Space Requested: id like 10 or so offices just in case.
Special Requests: Id like to buy two large hangars just for storage.

signed,
Suuri johtaja Ruben

by **Concordant America** » Fri Jun 04, 2010 6:04 pm

The Mighty Steppes wrote:Nation's Full Name: The Confederacy of The Mighty Steppes
Airline's Name: Crimean Airlines
Manager's Name: Kai Nikulainen
The Gate(s) of Operation: D1-D5
Aircrafts per Gate per Day: 3?
Duration for Each Aircraft: about an 8 hr plainride, it will take about 2 hrs to load the cargo.
The Weight of Cargo (Light, Average Weight, Heavy): It will be heavy cargo.
The Airport in Flight To and From: From Brussels In'tl airport, to Various places in the steppes.
Have There Been Any Accidents: no
If so, what was the Accident about: N/A
Office Space Requested: id like 10 or so offices just in case.
Special Requests: Id like to buy two large hangars just for storage.

signed,
Suuri johtaja Ruben

From The Concordant America International Airport

Your application has been accepted. Welcome to Concordant America International Airport, Mr Nikulainen. Your flights from Brussels In'tl Airport to Concordant America In'tl Airport will operate from 6 am to 12 pm through gates D1-D5. By the way, you can submit for an application for hangers here. But for your convenience, the application form will be brought to you:

Code: Select all: Nation's Full Name: Airline's Name: Manager's Name: Number of Hanger Spaces requested (Maximum Two Hanger Spaces): Have you got Flights into the Airport: The Airport in Flight To and From: Have There Been Any Accidents: If so, what was the Accident about: Special Requests:

The total cost of the cargo gates is $500,000. Thank you for choosing Concordant America International Airport.

Signed:
Johnothan Rocks
Owner of Concordant International Airport

by **New East Asian Nation** » Fri Jun 04, 2010 6:58 pm

Nation's Full Name: The Dem. Rep of the Saint timothy Isles and Colonies
Airline's Name: St. Timothy Airlines
Manager's Name: Dylan Gibson
The Gate(s) of Operation: A1, A2
Aircrafts per Gate per Day: 15
The Type of Airlines (Economy Class, Business Class, First Class): All 3
The Airport in Flight To and From: Kendrick, Town-of-the-Isles, Mitchellburg, Pensdale
Have There Been Any Accidents: One but that was in the Bermuda Triangle...
If so, what was the Accident about: We don't know.
Office Space Requested: 10 cubicles
Special Requests: None

by **Concordant America** » Fri Jun 04, 2010 10:35 pm

New East Asian Nation wrote:Nation's Full Name: The Dem. Rep of the Saint timothy Isles and Colonies
Airline's Name: St. Timothy Airlines
Manager's Name: Dylan Gibson
The Gate(s) of Operation: A1, A2
Aircrafts per Gate per Day: 15
The Type of Airlines (Economy Class, Business Class, First Class): All 3
The Airport in Flight To and From: Kendrick, Town-of-the-Isles, Mitchellburg, Pensdale
Have There Been Any Accidents: One but that was in the Bermuda Triangle...
If so, what was the Accident about: We don't know.
Office Space Requested: 10 cubicles
Special Requests: None

From The Concordant America In'tl Airport

Your application has been submitted, Mr Gibson. We have got the response and your application has been accepted. We will take note of the several airports that the airplanes will be flying to. I thank you for choosing Concordant America In'tl Airport.

Signed:
Johnothan Rocks
Owner of Concordant America In'tl Airport

by **Tutlingburg** » Sat Jun 05, 2010 12:35 am

To: The Concordant America In'tl Airport

***Message Encrypted-Level 2***

Our national carrier and cargo services would like to begin service to Concordant America In'tl Airport(CAIA) as soon as possible. We have enclosed our application.

Please be aware we are in the process of converting our fleet from fossil fuels to hydrogen fuel cells. We hope adequate refueling processes are available. If this is not the case, we will are willing to construct, at our expense, a hydrogen refueling center at your airport. We await your reply.

Nation's Full Name: The Allied States of Tutlingburg
Airline's Name: Tutlingburg Airlines
Manager's Name: Robert Fisher
The Gate(s) of Operation: A3
Aircrafts per Gate per Day: 4
The Type of Airlines (Economy Class, Business Class, First Class): Buiness and First-Class
The Airport in Flight To and From: Tutlingburg City International (TCI/YCAX)
Have There Been Any Accidents: Yes, 5
If so, what was the Accident about: Different reasons, will specify if necessary.
Office Space Requested: 100 Square Meters
Special Requests: Permission to open 5 e-ticket booths, First-Class Lounge(Will fill application if necessary.)

Nation's Full Name: Allied States of Tutlingburg
Airline's Name: United Mail and Cargo
Manager's Name: James Murphy
The Gate(s) of Operation: D6
Aircrafts per Gate per Day: 2
Duration for Each Aircraft: 6 Hour flight, 1-3 Hour Load Time(Depends on Cargo)
The Weight of Cargo (Light, Average Weight, Heavy): Any
The Airport in Flight To and From: Creek Bay Air and Sea Port (TCB/YSDL)
Have There Been Any Accidents: Yes, 1.
If so, what was the Accident about: The airplane crashed after an in-flight fire destroyed the pitch control systems.
Office Space Requested: 100 Square Meters
Special Requests: None

John B. Eldredge
Minister of Transportation
Allied States of Tutlingburg

by **Concordant America** » Sat Jun 05, 2010 5:47 am

Tutlingburg wrote:
To: The Concordant America In'tl Airport

***Message Encrypted-Level 2***

Our national carrier and cargo services would like to begin service to Concordant America In'tl Airport(CAIA) as soon as possible. We have enclosed our application.

Please be aware we are in the process of converting our fleet from fossil fuels to hydrogen fuel cells. We hope adequate refueling processes are available. If this is not the case, we will are willing to construct, at our expense, a hydrogen refueling center at your airport. We await your reply.

Nation's Full Name: The Allied States of Tutlingburg
Airline's Name: Tutlingburg Airlines
Manager's Name: Robert Fisher
The Gate(s) of Operation: A3
Aircrafts per Gate per Day: 4
The Type of Airlines (Economy Class, Business Class, First Class): Buiness and First-Class
The Airport in Flight To and From: Tutlingburg City International (TCI/YCAX)
Have There Been Any Accidents: Yes, 5
If so, what was the Accident about: Different reasons, will specify if necessary.
Office Space Requested: 100 Square Meters
Special Requests: Permission to open 5 e-ticket booths, First-Class Lounge(Will fill application if necessary.)

Nation's Full Name: Allied States of Tutlingburg
Airline's Name: United Mail and Cargo
Manager's Name: James Murphy
The Gate(s) of Operation: D6
Aircrafts per Gate per Day: 2
Duration for Each Aircraft: 6 Hour flight, 1-3 Hour Load Time(Depends on Cargo)
The Weight of Cargo (Light, Average Weight, Heavy): Any
The Airport in Flight To and From: Creek Bay Air and Sea Port (TCB/YSDL)
Have There Been Any Accidents: Yes, 1.
If so, what was the Accident about: The airplane crashed after an in-flight fire destroyed the pitch control systems.
Office Space Requested: 100 Square Meters
Special Requests: None

John B. Eldredge
Minister of Transportation
Allied States of Tutlingburg

From Concordant America In'tl Airport

Both applications for the airlines has been accepted. Thank you for choosing Concordant America In'tl Airport. Well, we have no lounge application as we reserve a space for a lounge if needed or wanted, so you can just convert that space into a lounge. Also, please specify each of the five accidents to the Tutlingburg Airlines in detail. Once again, thank you.

Signed:
Johnothan Rocks
Owner of Concordant America In'tl Airport

by **East Fancainia** » Sat Jun 05, 2010 6:30 am

Nation's Full Name: The Imperial Empire of Fancainia
Airline's Name: Fancainian Arilines
Manager's Name: Loa Tang-Lao
The Gate(s) of Operation: A3
Aircrafts per Gate per Day: 1
The Type of Airlines (Economy Class, Business Class, First Class): First Class
The Airport in Flight To and From: From Locations from your nation, to Huggard City
Have There Been Any Accidents: no
If so, what was the Accident about: N/A
Office Space Requested: 30 cubicles
Special Requests: None

by **Concordant America** » Sat Jun 05, 2010 6:35 am

East Fancainia wrote:Nation's Full Name: The Imperial Empire of Fancainia
Airline's Name: Fancainian Arilines
Manager's Name: Loa Tang-Lao
The Gate(s) of Operation: A3
Aircrafts per Gate per Day: 1
The Type of Airlines (Economy Class, Business Class, First Class): First Class
The Airport in Flight To and From: From Locations from your nation, to Huggard City
Have There Been Any Accidents: no
If so, what was the Accident about: N/A
Office Space Requested: 30 cubicles
Special Requests: None

From the Concordant America In'tl Airport

Your application for Terminal A has been accepted, Loa Tang-Lao. No cost will be added up on your application, apart from the cost of the mail delivery. Thank you for choosing Concordant America In'tl Airport as your next destination. BTW, can you tell me the name of the airport? Thank you.

Signed:
Johnothan Rocks
Owner of Concordant America in'tl Airport

by **Dungeyland** » Sat Jun 05, 2010 6:45 am

Nation's Full Name: The Kingdom of Dungeyland
Airline's Name: LexAir (rebrand in the works)
Manager's Name: Michael King
The Gate(s) of Operation: A4
Aircrafts per Gate per Day: 3
The Type of Airlines (Economy Class, Business Class, First Class): Economy, Premium Economy, Business and First
The Airport in Flight To and From: His Majesty's Airport
Have There Been Any Accidents: Yes
If so, what was the Accident about: Bird Strike fourteen years ago
Office Space Requested: None
Special Requests: None

by **Concordant America** » Sat Jun 05, 2010 6:47 am

Dungeyland wrote:Nation's Full Name: The Kingdom of Dungeyland
Airline's Name: LexAir (rebrand in the works)
Manager's Name: Michael King
The Gate(s) of Operation: A4
Aircrafts per Gate per Day: 3
The Type of Airlines (Economy Class, Business Class, First Class): Economy, Premium Economy, Business and First
The Airport in Flight To and From: His Majesty's Airport
Have There Been Any Accidents: Yes
If so, what was the Accident about: Bird Strike fourteen years ago
Office Space Requested: None
Special Requests: None

~~OOC: Is your nation MT?~~
I have found out. Your nation is MT. Welcome. The IC reply will come shortly.

by **Concordant America** » Sat Jun 05, 2010 6:54 am

Dungeyland wrote:Nation's Full Name: The Kingdom of Dungeyland
Airline's Name: LexAir (rebrand in the works)
Manager's Name: Michael King
The Gate(s) of Operation: A4
Aircrafts per Gate per Day: 3
The Type of Airlines (Economy Class, Business Class, First Class): Economy, Premium Economy, Business and First
The Airport in Flight To and From: His Majesty's Airport
Have There Been Any Accidents: Yes
If so, what was the Accident about: Bird Strike fourteen years ago
Office Space Requested: None
Special Requests: None

From the Concordant America In'tl Airport

Your application has been accepted, Mr King. Please enjoy your flights through here and I would love to know about the economy in your nation, whether it is doing fine or great and so on and so forth. Thank you for choosing Concordant America In'tl Airport.

Signed:
Johnothan Rocks
Owner of Concordant America In'tl Airport

by **Tutlingburg** » Sun Jun 06, 2010 12:57 am

To: The Concordant America International Airport

***Message Encrypted-Level 2***
Re: Tutlingburg Airlines: Accident History

The Allied States of Tutlingburg Department of Transportation hereby agrees to your request for information on Tutlingburg Airlines accident history.

Your access to this document is authorized by the "Access to Information Act, 1983". Please be aware that any copy or retransmission of this document is illegal under Tutlingburg law. Any violation of this act can result in fines and/or imprisonment.

John B. Eldredge
Minister of Transportation
Allied States of Tutlingburg
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Attached File
Tutlingburg Airlines-Accident History (1972-Present)
Abridged Edition

(Flight #,Date of Incident,Aircraft Involved, Summary of Incident, (Deaths)(Total Number of Passengers))

412, November 04, 1976, Boeing 747-130, The aircraft stalled and crashed during takeoff. The wing flaps were not extended. Report cited pilot error.(72)(159)

1023, June 24, 1985, Boeing 747-300, Loss of control following ground contact due to a non stabilized approach. Report cited Impairment of the flight crew's judgment, decision making and flying abilities.(15)(412)

011, October 29, 1996, Boeing 767-300ER, Complete structural failure at FL310, later found to be caused by explosive device in first cargo hold.(218)(218)

881, January 20, 2002, Cessna 208B Grand Caravan, Shortly after takeoff the pilot issued a mayday call. The aircraft made emergency landing on the frozen surface of Lake Woodbury, sliding across the ice for approximately 150 meters. Report cited inadequate deicing measures.(16)(16)

2410, April 2, 2009, Boeing 777-300ER, While arriving at Tutlingburg City from Creek Bay in heavy rain and high winds, the crew lost control and the aircraft departed the runway.Report cited pilot error (128)(128)

This report is Confidential. Report written on December 22, 2009.

The Concordant America In'tl Airport (CAIA)

The Concordant America In'tl Airport (CAIA)

Information Pamplet about the Airport

The Rules of the Airport

The Airport Gates

Hangers

The Concordant America International Mall Phase One

The Concordant America International Mall Phase Two

Airport Fees

Application Form

The Nations banned from Access and Ex-Nations

Concordant American News

Conclusion

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