Apollo Airways

Apollo Worldwide Airways Inc. was a commercial airline that catered to the travel needs of three characters in the BioShock universe. They offered trans-atlantic flights, their only known destination is London, England. The only known plane in Apollo Airways' fleet is a Boeing 707 with yellow and blue livery.
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==Notable Flight Plans==
===Flight DF-0113===
On August 26th, 1939, Charles Milton Porter traveled with his wife Pearl Porter via Apollo Airways to London in order to work with Alan Turing. Their flight departed from Philadelphia at 7:15 AM, and arrived in London at 3:29 PM. There were no noted disturbances on the flight.
Apollo_ticket_book.png|Mr. and Mrs. Porter's ticket book for Apollo Airways.
Apollo ticket.png|Mrs. Porter's boarding pass on flight DF-0113.
London baggage check.png|Baggage tag.
===Flight DF-0301===
In 1960, Apollo Airways suffered a tragedy, the loss of flight DF-0301 over the Atlantic Ocean. The plane, en route from San Francisco to London, carrying eighty-nine passengers and six crew, was hijacked at (63° 2' N, 29° 55' W). The sole survivor of the plane's crash into the North Atlantic was Jack.
==Behind the Scenes==
*The logo is similar to one of the Pan-American Airways' logo.Pan-American Airways Logo listing
*A baggage tag for Apollo Air can be seen on Kaitlin Greenbriar's luggage in the video game Gone Home. The game takes place in 1995, implying continued service from Europe to the United States. The developers of the Fullbright Company, Steve Gaynor, Karla Zimonja, and Johnnemann Nordhagen, worked together on Minerva's Den. In an interview"Gone Home and BioShock Take Place in the Same Universe" Polygon interview, Gaynor linked the two games together:
:“The airline that Katie takes to go to Europe, we never named the airline, but their logo is an ‘80s brand update to the airline that Jack’s plane crashes into Rapture. So in a completely unenforceable way, theoretically, we have caused all of these universes to coexist.”
Apollo Air Boarding Pass Gone Home.jpeg|Boarding pass for Flight No. 270 leaving Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS) Gate 72B to Portland, Oregon with a transfer via Cincinnati, Ohio.
File:Apollo_Air_Gone_Home.jpeg|Baggage tag featuring an updated logo.
File:Apollo_Air_Itinerary_Gone_Home.jpeg|Flight No. 270 with service from Europe to Portland, OR - June 6, 1995.
File:Apollo Air Pamphlet Gone Home.jpeg|Worldwide Timetable pamphlet. Effective June 1, 1994. Found in the front hall.
File:2014-11-08 00007.jpg|Interior of pamphlet. Service from various US cities to Europe. Flight No.1 881 left Portland, OR for Amsterdam on July 6, 1994.
==References==
es:Apollo Airways
Category:Businesses