Tea Air

Tea Air is an airline based at Bellonaville-Looney Airport in Bellonaville. It is the second largest airline on the island of Pipol and was founded in 2012.

History
After Pilvinge purchased Crystal Air from the government of Pipol the market opened for competition. Holding Company EBEB then saw this as an attempt to up their profit and created Tea Airlines or "Tea Air".

Tea Air started operations with a 747-300 to Curacao and then quickly expanded their route network. Tea Air followed a similar business stratergy to what Icelandair has done. Marketing themselves as the center providing up to 2 weeks on a stopover in Pipol even being to book domestic flights within the 2 weeks. From a survey conducted throughout 2013 only 12% of travelers onboard Tea Air were from Pipol or had Pipol as their final destination.

In 2013 Tea Air purchased canary islands based Eva's Flyveselskap to provide feeder routes within the canary islands. This allowed the fleet to be used efficiently and they opened up routes like Bellonaville-Chicago and Bellonaville-Atlanta.

Livery
In April 2015, Tea Air introduced a new livery. A statement on their media site states that they are planning to "refresh" the look of the airline to a more modern point of view.

Destinations
Tea Air operates services to 46 cities in 29 different countries on all six inhabbited continents. It codeshares with the following airlines:

Eva's Flyveselskap - On domestic Canary Island routes and routes to mainland Pipol.

United Airlines -  On some U.S. domestic flights and trans-pacific flights leaving Los Angeles.

The A380
In early 2014 Tea Air announced 5 orders and 5 more options for the worlds largest passenger jet, the Airbus A380. Significant changes were done to Looney Airport, including building a new terminal exclusively for the A380. Tea Air announced which flights the A380 would be flying: Tea Air has said there's a possibility that it will be added to high demand routes from Bellonaville to Paris, London and Frankfurt but no official announcements have been made.
 * Bellonaville-New York JFK
 * Bellonaville-Singapore
 * Bellonaville-Dubai-Sydney
 * Bellonaville-Los Angeles
 * Bellonaville-Seoul Incheon

Name Dispute
The name is commonly said like the drink but is a Nordic version of the name Thea.

Subsidiaries
Eva's Flyveselskap based in Tenerife operates flights for Tea Air from Tenerife to all canary islands, Tea Air has placed it's flight number on every flight except Tenerife-Madrid.