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Founded in the early 20th century by visionary timber and aviation pioneers, Ariannica's premier aerospace corporation grew from a modest seaplane workshop into an industrial titan. Throughout its history, the company expanded its footprint across the nation, establishing specialised component plants and engineering hubs that drove the country's technological and economic development.
The crown jewel of this aerospace legacy is the colossal main assembly plant located to the south east of Yaquina at Rainer Fields. Originally constructed to build the revolutionary widebody "Jumbo" jets, the Yaquina facility rapidly evolved into one of the largest buildings by volume in the world. Inside its cavernous hangars, generations of skilled engineers and assembly workers have birthed iconic long-haul jets and advanced composite airliners, cementing Ariannica's status as a powerhouse of global aviation.
Airliner Family |
Current Version |
Passenger Capacity |
Flight Range |
Approx. Cost |
Skyward 626 Hop (Narrowbody) |
2016 |
90 – 140 seats |
4,110 – 6,110 km |
$65M – $100M |
Skyward 636 Dependable (Narrowbody) |
2017 |
130 – 204 seats |
6,110 – 7,130 km |
$100M – $135M |
Skyward 686 Dreamliner (Widebody) |
2011 |
210 – 330 seats |
11,910 – 14,140 km |
$250M – $340M |
Skyward 676 Global (Widebody) |
2021 |
300 – 426 seats |
13,500 – 16,190 km |
$350M – $440M |
Skyward 646 Jumbo (Jumbo) |
2018 |
420 – 670 seats |
14,300 - 16,400 km |
$420M - $610M |











