Aerolt
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Aerolt is the flag-carrier airline of Oltenia. It is a medium sized international air and freight line with a main hub in Piatra Neamt and a secondary hub in Rǎmnicu Vǎlcea. It officially has a total of 110 airships, with more than half that are freight only ships. Most of it's ships are from Wenedyk Hindenburg S.A.including the stratoliner. Future planes are to get government aid to add a fleet of 3 aeroscrafts to their fleet.
History
After the Second Great War Oltenia's industry was completely rebuilt, and when SNOR-ist rule ended, the government organized a massive air corps. And then the need for a national air line arose. So the government assisted in the organization of Aerolt. It had a strong beginning with the government supplying brand new Airships to the company. Its original list of city's it served included it's main hub in Piatra Neamt, Focş Ani, Bacǎu, a secondary hub in Rǎmnicu Vǎlcea, Tǎrgovişte, Reşiţa, and Timişoara.
Current destinations
Europe
- Amsterdam, Batavian Kingdom
- Athena, Greece
- Barcelona, Aragon
- Brussels, Batavian Kingdom
- Budapest, Hungary
- Castreleon, Kemr, Federated Kingdoms
- Christiania, Scandinavian Realm
- Czytać Leoniu, Veneda, Republic of the Two Crowns
- Dubhlinn, Ireland
- Edinburgh, Scotland, Federated Kingdoms
- Janaw, Helvetia
- Gøteborg, Scandinavian Realm
- Graz, Austria
- Ibiza, Aragon
- Kazan, Russia
- Larnaca, Cyprus
- Lisbon, Portugal
- London, England, Federated Kingdoms
- Marseilles, France
- Moscow, Russia
- Napoli, Two Sicilies
- Palma, Aragon
- Paris, France (Roissy International Aerodrome)
- Petrograd, Russia
- Porto, Portugal
- Reondradun, Jervaine
- Rome, Papal States
- Sofia, Bulgaria
- Stockholm, Scandinavian Realm
- Tallinn, Estonia
- Turku, Scandinavian Realm
- Vienna, Austria
- Vilnius, Lithuania
- Republic of the Two Crowns
In Oltenia
- Piatra NeamtFocş
- Ani, Bacǎu
- Rǎmnicu Vǎlcea
- Tǎrgovişte
- Reşiţa
- Timişoara
Africa
- Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
- Alexandria, Egypt
- Asmara, Eritrea
- Cairo, Egypt
- Khartoum, Egypt
- Tunis, Two Sicilies
Asia
- Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
- Amman, Jordan
- Ankara, Turkey
- Beirut, Lebanon
- Dammam, Saudi Arabia
- Dubai, United Arab Emirates
- Izmir, Turkey
- Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
- Kuwait City, Al-Kuwayt
- Muscat, The Thousand Emirates
- Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
- Jaffa, Judea

