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Bultz International Airport (IATA: BIA, ICAO: BKBA), is the first international airport serving the city of Van der Bultz, the most busiest city in Kabarakastan. The airport is owned directly by the state, and also has some planes owned by Aspen Air and FlyWay.

History
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Original Idea

Back when the nation was first founded, politicians debated whether or not to built an international airport, one of the supporter of this idea is Mr. Johannes Karleson, who later make a blueprint of his ambitious international airport.

Considerations

Some days later, Mr. Johannes Karleson dies of stroke, his blueprint was immortalized, and soon after, our Great (& grand) president take an interest in Mr. Johannes' Blueprint, ordering an investigation on the blueprint's whereabout, before it was found and was brought to MiNaCoKa.

Finalization and Establishment

After it was brought to MiNaCoKa, they decided to make an improvements, from only 2 terminal in the original blueprint, to 5 terminal, also there will be 6 runways because the land area was insanely huge, and finally, the Bultz International Airport has been built.

Aspen Air and FlyWay

Before the airport was finalized, Kabarakastan diplomats has announced the intention of our Great (& grand) president to make an ambitious international airport, the government of 7 Trees take an interest in it, asking "How many runways? How many terminals? Can Aspen Air and FlyWay have a slot?" which our diplomat says "yes." (Page 64,240) later on, our Great (& grand) president decided to fully give permission for Aspen Air and FlyWay to have planes in the international airport.