Falloa's 31 International Airports

Falloa has 31 International Airports, 1,689 Total airports, 324 Airports with scheduled flights, 570 Certified aerodromes and approximately 148 Passenger airports. Each International Airport is under its regional authority. Since June 26th,2019, Falloa's 18 largest airports have e-gates.Also here's this: Use the eGates for quicker entry
There are over 275 eGates in place at 18 International Airports and 46 rail ports in Falloa to enable quicker travel into Falloa.
You can normally use eGates if you:
have a biometric symbol on the cover of your passport
are aged 10+ (10 to 17 year olds must be accompanied by an adult)
are either:a Falloan citizen or an Ipasian Citizen or an Citizen from Certain WA member states. If you are an Citizen of Petronellania, Kindjal, Mystris, Chipoli, Ethnon, Frismana, Greater Portugaliza, Phii, Vancouvia or Halsoni, you qualify for eGates. eGates use facial recognition to check your identity, so you won't need to speak to an officer. eGates started on June 5th,2019 in the 18 international airports and September 22nd,2022 in the rail ports. eGates at airports are self-service, automated barriers that allow eligible passengers to pass through Falloan border control faster. To use them, have your biometric passport ready, remove any hats or glasses, and follow the on-screen instructions. So here's all of Falloa's International 31 Airports:

1. Falloa's largest and Busiest airport is Ben Scotton International Airport (Airport Code: YSA) in Oakkai,Nettle, Falloa which served 86.6 Million passengers in 2024. It is named after Ben Scotton who discovered antibiotics in 1926. This airport is managed by Transport Falloa and the Greater King Region Airports Authority or GKRAA

2. Falloa's 2nd largest and Busiest airport is Mackenzie-Garrett International Airport (Airport Code: YGX) which is located in Cranbourne, NCT, Falloa. It served 78.2 Million passengers in 2024. It is named after Sir James A Mackenzie was Falloa's first Prime Minister (1857 to 1867, then 1871 to 1875) and is associated with the building of the Falloan National Railway (FNR) and Maya Garrett (She is the architect of Section 4 of the Falloan Charter of Rights and Freedoms which section 4 focuses on birthright citizenship). This airport is managed by Transport Falloa and the National Capital Territory Airports Authority or the NCTAA.

3.Lucas Blanchet International Airport (Airport Code: LBX) is an international airport primarily located in Lumisokyo, Carnakata, Falloa.[a][7] It is the main airport serving Lumisokyo and the GLA. It is Falloa's 3rd busiest and largest airport in Falloa, handling 52.8 million passengers in 2024.[8] It is named in honour of Lucas Blanchet (1968 to 1978) , Falloa's 17th Prime Minister, and was an Liberal Prime Minister. He is famous for the creation of the Falloan Charter of Rights and Freedoms and the Constitution Act, 1976, the creation of the Golden Reserve by National Pension Fund Act, 1972 which replaced the Golden Skyes Pension Plan, the creation of Elderly Security and the Employment Social Insurance (ESI) program. This airport is managed by Transport Falloa and the Greater Lumisokyo Airports Authority or the GLAA.

4. Cherry Johnson International Airport (Airport Code: YRV) is an international airport primarily located in Paridova, Nettle, Falloa. Cherry Johnson(1880 to 1927) was an accomplished poet in the late 19th and early 20th century, and one of Falloa's first literary celebrities. Her elegant prose and theatrical readings told sympathetic stories about Falloa native peoples that captivated audiences around the world. This airport is managed by Transport Falloa and the Greater King Region Airports Authority or GKRAA and handles 46.1 Million passengers annually.

5. Chris Garneau International Airport (Airport Code: YGX) is an international airport primarily located in Kwinana, NCT, Falloa. It is named after Chris Garneau (1896 to 1973) who was an physician, medical innovator, and humanitarian who made significant contributions to the fields of surgery and public health during the early 20th century. It handles 45.4 Million passengers annually. This airport is managed by Transport Falloa and the National Capital Territory Airports Authority or the NCTAA.

6.Isabelle Brézé International Airport (Airport Code: ABX) which is located in Anaissauga, Carnakata, Falloa. It is Falloa's 6th Busiest and largest Airport handling 42.6 million passengers in 2024. The airport is named after Isabelle Lilou Brézé (1936-1988)(Falloa's First Female Skier in 1960). ABX was built in 1968 to 1976 and was originally called Anaissauga-Lumisokyo International Airport from 1976 to 1999. It was renamed to Isabelle Brézé International Airport in April 1999. This airport is managed by Transport Falloa and the Greater Lumisokyo Airports Authority or the GLAA.

7.Kieran Pearson International Airport (Airport Code: YPX) which is located in Macquarie, Carnakata, Falloa. It is the main airport serving Aucklaide and the MAA It is Falloa's 7th largest and busiest airport in Falloa serving 40.9 Million passengers in 2024. It is named after PM Kieran B. Pearson (1963 to 1968) and was Falloa's 16th Prime Minister and an Liberal one. He created the an fair immigration system under the Fair Immigration Act,1964 which created the point system, The Falloan Space Agency or the FSA under the Universe and Space Explorer Act,1966 or the USEA,1966, National Food Safety and Inspection Act,1963 or NFSIA which created the Falloan Food Inspection Agency (FFIA) and created Falloa's first passenger air rights law (National Aviation Passengers Protection Act, 1965 or NAPPA,1965). The MAA's single airport is managed by Transport Falloa and the Central Aucklaide Airport Authority or the CAAA.

8. Stacy Millie International Airport (Airport Code: YSX). Named after Stacy Millie who was a Falloan artist and writer known for her expressive paintings of forests and landscapes in Brètecôtec and the First Nation tribes that lived there.This airport serves 38.8 Million annually and is managed by the Greater Montakai Airport Authority or the GMAA.

9. Katie Lee International Airport (Airport Code: YCR). Named after Katie Lee who was a Falloan athlete, humanitarian, and cancer research activist. In 1979, having had one leg amputated due to cancer, she embarked on a cross-Falloa run to raise money and awareness for cancer research. She died due to cancer in 1981 and is considered an Falloan hero. This airport serves 37.6 Million passengers annually and is located in Calcouver, Conaney, Falloa.

10. Wagamese Shimizu International Airport (Airport Code: YZW)
Named after Emily Shimizu (1878 to 1921) who became the first woman to receive a Ph.D. from a Falloan university. She earned the degree in psychology at the University of Wagamese in 1904. This airport serves 36.3 Million annually and is managed by the Greater Wagamese Airport Authority or the GWAA and is located in Wagamese, Viawatha, Falloa.

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