Soixante-Trois Airlines

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**Soixante-Trois Airlines** is the name of a Paris-based airline within the Jamieverse which is a division of Soixante-Trois Industries. Its employees make up the majority of the characters of its eponymous story.

## Early History

The airline's parent company, Soixante-Trois Industries, was founded in 1963 (and named for that year) in Paris by the French entrepreneur Henri Masson, after he discovered that he was to become a father. Originally just a distribution firm for electronic goods such as record players and telephones, Soixante-Trois eventually grew to become a manufacturer of electronic goods, and acquired several smaller businesses. By the time Henri Masson retired in 1994, Soixante-Trois Industries had expanded into three neighbouring countries, and Masson himself had a personal fortune of over ten billion French francs (roughly 1.5 billion euros in 2016 money). Henri was succeeded as CEO and chairman of Soixante-Trois Industries by his son, Antoine Masson. Antoine continued to expand the business, and in 2002 announced the formation of Soixante-Trois Airlines, which would provide high-quality air travel between Paris and other major European cities.

## Expansion, a New Rule for Flight Crews

Over the course of the next ten years, the airline expanded in both size and scope of operations, even offering flights to Middle-Eastern destinations, but in November 2012, a scandal broke out when two young men- who were both seeking to transition to becoming women- applied to join the all-female flight attendant crew.

*to be continued*

## Destinations Served

* Blue Route (Western & Central Europe)
	+ Paris (hub)
	+ Berlin (hub)
	+ London (hub)
	+ Glasgow
	+ Dublin
	+ Nice
	+ Strasbourg
	+ Bordeaux
	+ Toulouse
	+ Montpellier
	+ Ajaccio
	+ Amsterdam
	+ Brussels
	+ Munich
	+ Frankfurt
	+ Zurich
	+ Geneva
	+ Vienna

* Red Route (Southern Europe)
	+ Paris (hub)
	+ Berlin (hub)
	+ London (hub)
	+ Madrid
	+ Barcelona
	+ Malaga
	+ Seville
	+ Lisbon
	+ Rome
	+ Milan
	+ Naples
	+ Athens

* Black Route (Eastern & Northern Europe)
	+ Paris (hub)
	+ Berlin (hub)
	+ Moscow
	+ St Petersburg
	+ Warsaw
	+ Helsinki
	+ Stockholm
	+ Oslo
	+ Prague

* Grey Route (Middle East)
	+ Paris (hub)
	+ Istanbul
	+ Dubai
	+ Doha

## Employees

(Those marked with a '+' are transgender.)

* Antoine Masson (2002-) CEO and founder of Soixante-Trois Airlines, CEO of Soixante-Trois Industries
* Alana Branton (?-) Manager, London hub
* Marie Renou (2011-) Senior Supervisor, Paris hub
* Elsa Krause+ (2013-) Senior Supervisor, Berlin hub
* Stacey Hall (2011-) Supervisor, Paris hub
* Carly Powell (2014-) Supervisor, London hub
* Annabelle Cope+ (2014-) Supervisor, London hub
* Abbey Watkins+ (2015-) Supervisor, London hub
* Chloe Michel (2013-)
* Clara Michel+ (2014-)
* Anna-Jade Houghton+ (2014-)
* Hiromi Ozawa+ (2014-)
* Rhianna Ferguson+ (2016-)
* Tanisha Grey+ (2016-)
* Rosita Alvares+ (2016-)
* Ellen Briggs (2017-)
* Amy Harris+ (2017-)
* Sophie Connelly+ (2017-)
* Hayley Fisher+ (2017-)
* Rachel Lyscombe (2018-)

## Notable former Employees

* Rachel Harrison (2011-2016) Senior Supervisor, London hub
* Zoe Renou-Briggs (2014-2015)
* Natalie Renou-Briggs+ (2014-2017)
* Amelie Masson (2017-2018)
* Jessica Robertson-Tyler+ (2014-2018) Supervisor, London hub
* Paige Robertson-Tyler+ (2014-2018)

## Trivia

* The name of the airline is a play on Rule 63 of the internet, which states that for every given male character, there is a female version of that character.