Egelion

[Louis]

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At a large press event in Yadraz City, CEO of Aeroleon, Fernando Elizalde, revealed the company's four new commercial passenger airplane models, better known as the MAX Series. Almost four years ago, Elizalde went to the press to announce his intentions of building new commercial passenger jets, citing the antiquated and potentially "dangerously outdated" models that currently exist in Terra. With no major innovation by the traditional manufacturers, Elizalde has finally provided Terra with a much safer, technologically superior, and innovative option. At Aeroloen's press event, Elizalde revealed four different options of planes: the Max-200, Max 300, Max 400, and Max-500. Based on Aeroleon's manufacturing website, the MAX-200 and MAX-300 models are narrow-bodied local and regional jets while the MAX-400 and MAX-500 are wide bodied jets that can go on intercontinental flights. 

Elizalde stated that production of the MAX-Series passenger jets are occurring completely in the Duchy of Yadraz (Ghadrash). There are currently three separate manufacturing plants employing over 1,500 people. Two of the plants are located in the suburbs of the City of Yadraz, while another is located in the town of Gaspar, 30 miles away. Each of these manufacturing centers will be home to all building materials and assembly lines for all of the series' planes. Elizalde stated that the decision to keep all manufacturing plants in Yadraz was thanks to the "hardworking nature of the Ghadrashi people" and a testament to Yadraz's reputation as a manufacturing hub in Egelion.

Currently, over 100 jets are in order for the Aeroleon line itself. The company stated that the new MAX-Series planes offer an insight of the direction they want to take. Elizalde stated: "We envision a future where our planes are the safest and most innovative in Terra. We are working closely with private firms, universities, and think tanks to ensure we can provide quality for all airlines who decide to buy our planes." Aeroleon's commitment to safety was one of Elizalde's main goals, hiring several technicians and mechanics for each of Aeroleon's future routes. In Yadraz, the company has hired a group of over 100 engineers to ensure that the company's Leonex Engines are working up to standard before delivering planes. "We've worked a lot of making sure our wings are durable, our cabins are fresh, and our engines are the best. I want to thank Leonex for providing the know-how and expertise on our largest engines yet", stated Elizalde. Elizalde also confirmed that progress is still ongoing on developing a plane with Kalistan that is able to use more productive fuel methods in transportation. Elizalde confirms that "prototypes are available, but testing is not yet cleared".

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