25-06-2025, 11:30 PM
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Fernando Elizalde, a wealthy 55 year old man from the City of Yadraz, held an important press conference at his company's headquarters in Altea's Isidrio district today, signaling a fresh and robust new beginning. Elizalde is CEO of Aeroleón, Egelion's main civilian aircraft manufacturer and producer. Elizalde announced that Aeroleón will halt it's main ventures into private jets and begin designing and manufacturing large, wide-bodied civilian passenger planes. This change for the company comes at a time of "great irrelevance and outdatedness" for Egelion's own civilian passenger networks. Elizalde went on to tell the press that the company would begin to manufacture "unique, safe, and modern passenger jets" for global airline companies to purchase. Terra's current and outdated production of ADG and Reglair planes forced Elizalde to act--and act with haste.
Quote:What we are doing here at Aeroleón is to satisfy our current needs and the needs of the people of Terra. We have nations who are investing a lot in making sure we use anti-pollutant fuels and other who are simply in need of better services. What we are going to offer is the best of both worlds: why not have new aircraft--safer aircraft that can run on both types of fuel and at the same time deliver quality and comfortable flights?
Elizalde stated that the company is producing four different jets: the the A-2Max, A-3Max, A-4Max, and the A-5Max. These four different passenger jets will be produced at Aeroleón's main facilities in the city of Yadaz. The company believes that it has just begun a new era in airlines, both for safety and quality. Elizalde stated that he would be in contact with Kalistan soon to talk about potential cooperation in providing jets that can use fuel-efficient technology for long haul flights. Employment opportunities at Aeroleón's plants are now open for residents of the nation.