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John Santos International Airport (coded JSA) is the main hub airport for [[Slokais Islands]] and is located | '''John Santos International Airport''' (coded '''JSA)''' is the main hub airport for [[Slokais Islands]] and is located in and serves [[New Liverpool]]. The airport sees about 35 million passengers every year mostly passengers passing through as it is a hub for Slokasian Airlines, the national carrier of [[Slokais Islands]].The airport was known as Juan Costa International Airport from when it was built in 1956 to 1970 when the name was changed. The airport can be accessed via the [[New Liverpool Rapid Transit Authority]] station of the same name. The airport currently has 3 runways with a 4th and 5th set to be done by 2028 including an additional NL Metro station. | ||
==History== | |||
New Liverpool was originally served by A.H Huang Airport from 1918 to 1934, serving mainly wealthy customers traveling to other cites for business. However with increased demand, a new terminal was built at A.H Huang which served Central Airlines. | |||
[[Category: Airports]] [[Category: Slokais Islands]] [[Category: Transportation]] | [[Category: Airports]] [[Category: Slokais Islands]] [[Category: Transportation]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:28, 12 November 2024
John Santos International Airport (coded JSA) is the main hub airport for Slokais Islands and is located in and serves New Liverpool. The airport sees about 35 million passengers every year mostly passengers passing through as it is a hub for Slokasian Airlines, the national carrier of Slokais Islands.The airport was known as Juan Costa International Airport from when it was built in 1956 to 1970 when the name was changed. The airport can be accessed via the New Liverpool Rapid Transit Authority station of the same name. The airport currently has 3 runways with a 4th and 5th set to be done by 2028 including an additional NL Metro station.
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New Liverpool was originally served by A.H Huang Airport from 1918 to 1934, serving mainly wealthy customers traveling to other cites for business. However with increased demand, a new terminal was built at A.H Huang which served Central Airlines.