RedWave Airways
| RedWave Airways | |
|---|---|
 "We get you where you want- in style!" | |
| Corporate structure | |
| CEO | Katla |
| Parent company | N/A |
| Facts and figures | |
| Founded | 2015 |
| Airline information | |
| Hubs | Ice Springs |
| Alliance | Stanley Air Alliance |
RedWave Airways, (formerly RedJet) is a luxury economy airline from LocalCorp. It is committed to affordable rates, but with the most passenger-friendly experience of any airline. With a friendly crew, delicious food, and white leather seats, RedWave reminds you that luxury doesn't have to require too much cash. Want to know what city you're passing over? Sky tours come with all flights. All bags fly free with RedWave.
History
RedWave originally started as RedJet, with a single codeshare flight from Ice Springs to WOI with IntraAir Smart, eventually getting their own gate there. It was briefly rebranded as GreenAir. Realizing that they missed the original look, founder Katla decided to rebrand it as RedWave. The new original name was suggested by a guest. After a deadly accident, (See below) RedWave went back to the drawing board, building new and safer plane models painted with a new orange and red livery. RedWave would eventually acquire a second flight from Ice Springs to MRT International Airport.
With the arrival of the new world and a lack of activity on Katla's part, RedWave slowly lost its two flights, remaining dormant for a long time. In June of 2020, however. RedWave began investigating the feasibility of warp airships and on June 17, 2020, RedWave acquired a gate at Titsensaki Sealerwhale International Airport.
Current Flights
Planned Flights
Ice Springs Regional Airport >< Titsensaki Sealerwhale International Airport
Fleet
LC-200
Incidents
RW001
During a flight from Ice Springs to WOI, a RedWave plane took a detour to the New World, but was caught in a storm. Ground control lost contact shortly later. The plane soon came crashing just outside of Greenplain Heights, tearing the plane to pieces, and killing all 15 passengers and crew. Ironically, the plane crashed in view of the LocalCorp headquarters, the parent company of the airline. The wreck remains there to this day.