Inisfree Spaceways – Austin Bunton Designs

This is our civilization’s private airline –and the only commercial fleet allowed in our realm.

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Table of Contents:

Introduction
Features
Saucer Sizes (parent-category for several of the following)
Compact
Tiny
Small
Medium
Large
Giant
Fleet Projection
Assembly/Construction/Manufacturing Times
Identifiers
Year-by-Year
Overall (Images Begin)
Seating
Dome-portholes Above or Below Some Seats
Toilet-rooms and Bathrooms
Dining Rings
Garages
Cockpits
2022 Update: Life-size Computer-models in Creativerse
2023 Update 1: Stewardess-ICVs Uniform
2023 Update 2: Calculations
2023 Update 3: Snow Cones
2023 Update 4: Better Than Outlander Luxury Aircraft
2023 Update 5: Rules
2023 Update 6: Crew/Staff Per Size
2023 Update 7: Excerpt
2024/+

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Introduction:

Inisfree’s own airline is actually a spaceline; it flies people to and from other worlds frequently/daily. All the craft in its fleet are able to fly through the air and Space –as well as other places, such as underwater.

It was unofficially started as soon as Inisfree had its first air/Spaceships and was flying new acquaintances here so they could decide if they like our realm, but it wasn’t until 2022 that this spaceline became an official and widely-recognized business and travel option for that demographic.

Our craft look like flying saucers painted white like normal civilian airplanes. They do not have the flag of Inisfree on their exteriors, though they usually have a banner/tapestry of that flag of ours on display in multiple locations inside. They also have no tail numbers/markings or exterior/blinking lights (though they can always turn some on, such as for show/effect).

You’ll hear one of the stewardesses (ICVs) onboard, upon landing, warmly telling the passengers, “Thank you for flying Inisfree Spaceways. We hope you’ll ‘come’ again.” (Inisfreeans love their puns and sexual innuendos, you know –and consider it professional to include them.)

Riding in one of these craft is for those who like to fly and aerial sightsee; this is for the scenic routes in the sky. If you need to get somewhere more quickly, portal-ing is available. Only in an emergency would one of these commercial craft of ours skip a route via a portal.

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Features:

Every one of our craft has:

a floatation device AND waterproof survival backpack under each seat
access-ramps which retract up until flush/seamless with the hull
aim-able repulsines (no need to fly belly-first; no need to aim the repulsines that way)
All-In-One-Well (AIOW) (1-5) –and each of these can be sealed to prevent depressurization, flooding, etc.
Ansible-based encrypted locating beacon (only detectable by ICs/ICVs)
automatic natural-state forcefield (energy shield)
ballasts (in case of a water landing –which we call a water-ing, not a land-ing)
bathroom alert icon and bell; wall-mounted notifier to passengers of when they should finish cleaning/relieving themselves and return to their assigned seats (usually 10-15 minutes before landing)
chaffs and other countermeasures (incase there is a forcefield issue)
constant self-diagnostics; A.I. craft monitor and adjust/repair themselves
desk at each seat is not attached to any other passenger’s seat; stable
dining areas/lounges in larger craft
Dishwashers are in all our craft; we do our own dishes, not needing to unload and reload any like is the case with Outlands aircraft.
emergency wings (expand out from hull/rim) and landing gear; glider/taxiing mode
full-spectrum sensors/scanners and beam turrets (laser cannons)
garages in underbelly of larger craft
halls/aisles between parts of each ring/row of seats/suites
indirect/mood lighting simulating the day-night cycle
jamming of all in-range other/foreign-craft sensors and communications can be set to automatic, manual, and even specific/selective (targeting only intended craft, sensors, signals/frequencies, etc.), and can be ‘deployed’ (utilized) clandestinely (in ways human technology cannot detect or make sense of)
‘jumping’ beyond split-second range of own repulsines possible due to our fleet of larger/support craft/devices
kitchen staffed by chef ICVs, cooking everything fresh; to-order –and passengers can preorder when reserving their seat/s / room/s / suite/s; they can select what they want from our menu long in advance, it then being made fresh within minutes of them boarding
Kitchens have Materializers, meaning any ingredient can be made if it is not already naturally grown and onboard.
landing/hovering is possible anywhere on any world or beyond; no need for runways
movies, TV episodes, and music are all available for free at/on the screen or hologram in front of each seat
no fully ‘landlocked’ seats/suites; all have a window/view option, even if just a digital one (which you can shade/close if you don’t want to see out –or, in the case of TV-like wall-screens, dim, change the channel of, or power off)
observation domes and window-walls throughout
Our crew is invincible and can detect any thoughts of ill intent, so serrated silverware knives or even guns and bombs are of no concern to them.
Our craft are invincible, too, so damage cannot be done to them, even if one somehow had to crash-land.
Our electrumware is all tracked, and will be automatically portal-ed back to its assigned bin/drawer if anyone absentmindedly walks off with any of it.
Our private fleet of cargo trucks transports packaged ingredients from the food processing facility to our flying saucers and many other air/spacecraft which have layovers at our air/spaceport.
portals technology negates any need for ejection seats or manual evacuation
q-routes (HAR / RNAV preferred IFR flightpaths) of all other air- and Spacecraft which will -and may- cross this one’s flightpath are plotted based on data gathered constantly from all known/detected ATC towers, flight computers (in-aircraft), pilots (from their own minds), satellites, and other sources, and are always visible to the Navigator ICV in the cockpit (including the ranges of all those craft, plus their RADAR and other sensors, plus any projectiles they are capable of firing)
remote-viewing along entire trajectory/flightpath
sonic fire-extinguishers (in every room and hall); using sound, not water or powder, to put out any unwanted flames
staff/stewardesses: all ICVs (Master Females) and kajirae trained in/by Inisfree
*toilet-rooms with ‘smart’-toilets (BTBs which only stimulate females the feminine way, and males the masculine way)
underwater-capable; water-ing (landing on/in water cannot immobilize/damage our craft)
VHF/LoS comm’s is/are unnecessary, but available as a low-tech’ backup.
water purifiers and storage tanks
We never need to delay flights due to weather –or even wars.
We use our stasis tech’ to keep ingredients, meals, and beverages from spoiling, and have even figured out how to undo spoiling. This means cling-wrap and even Tupperware is obsolete to us.
x-rays deflection/absorption; not even they can see through our crafts’ hulls/parts
Yaw (and/or pitch and/or roll) does not affect vector or trajectory stability; our circular/radial craft can turn to give any seat/suite the view at any angle during any flight/’jump’ speed (i.e. the repulsines will continuously adjust, staying aimed at the programmed destination spacetime coordinates; not just 2 coordinates on a flat map, or even 3 coordinates (X, Y, Z) on a 3D map, but 4 or more coordinates to also specify the time of arrival, in which time-stream, and even in which Universe/dimension).
You can forward a favorite recipe to us before or during your flight, ensuring we know how to make exactly what you are or will be craving.
You (passengers) do not hear the air-friction ‘dull hum’… because the exterior of these vessels/aircraft/spacecraft is not pushing through atmosphere; air is not rubbing on the hull.
Zulu-time (a.k.a. z-time, zero-time, GMT (pre-1972), UTC, or CTU (coordinated universal time)) is based on Earth’s zero-meridian while Inisfree is still anchored on any of its relocation points on Earth, and may be updated based on the new zero-meridian of any world Inisfree relocates to (and zulu-time is what clocks in Inisfree are set to; when it is 6 A.M. at the Royal Greenwich Observatory in London, England, it is 6 A.M. in Inisfree).

Even though some Outlander airplanes offer expensive private-‘bathroom’ (lavatory/toilet) suites, we offer shared toilet-rooms because we are all one polyamorous family who prefers it this way.

Also, everything in our craft is nonflammable.

And when you reserve your seat/suite, you can not only select which foods and drinks will be prepared for you to begin dining after you board your flight, but also if you’d like any groceries delivered to / stocked in your vacation-residence in Inisfree.

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Saucer Sizes

Compact = a few dozen passengers
Tiny = several dozen passengers
Small = a few hundred passengers (MPHA size, without the weapons) with compartments for luggage
Medium = several hundred passengers (commercial airline capacity) with stables for pets
Large = roughly a thousand passengers (like a flying cruise ship) with garages for personal vehicles
Giant = roughly two thousand passengers
Personal and large craft must stay on the landing pads or runways, not docking with a terminal gate, and await ground transportation; only our compact commercial and tiny commercial flying saucers can dock with our airport gates.

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compact saucer = 32-96 passengers

32 passenger rooms
1 public toilet-room

tiny saucer = 120-360 passengers

120 passenger rooms
1 public toilet-room with ~3 toilets

small saucer = 464-1,392 passengers

464 passenger rooms
1 public toilet-room with ~10 toilets

medium saucer = 304-912 passengers

304 passenger rooms
176 toilet-rooms (144 shared, 32 singles)
1 public toilet-room with ~10 toilets
total rooms for passengers: 480

large saucer = 448-1,344 passengers

448 passenger rooms
272 toilet-rooms (240 shared, 32 singles)
1 public toilet-room with ~10 toilets
total rooms for passengers: 720

giant saucer = 784-2,352 passengers

784 passenger rooms
416 toilet-rooms (352 shared, 64 singles)
1 public toilet-room with ~10 toilets
total rooms for passengers: 1,200

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Compact-size ‘Flying Saucer’ Basis
(“room for a few dozen”)

Passengers Floor:

ring-halls: 2 (innermost between the cockpit/kitchen/staff area and the passenger-rooms)
rooms with perimeter-windows: 24 (3/octant)
rooms with ceiling-windows: 8 (1/octant)
rooms with floor-windows: 8 (1/octant)
AIOWs: 1

total #rooms (32) x 1 person = luxurious capacity: 32 passengers
x 2ppl = normal capacity: 64 passengers
x 3ppl = max capacity: 96 passengers

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Tiny-size ‘Flying Saucer’ Basis
(“room for several dozen”)

DIAMETER: ~200′ (~40′ longer than most commercial aircraft)
HEIGHT: ~25′ (all the flying saucers in Inisfree Spaceways’ fleet being ~8x wider than they are tall)
TIME TO 3D-PRINT: ~12.5 days
SPEED: slightly slower than an MPHA; takes ~10 minutes to go from pole to pole
~3-23 seats/suites (only 1 ~10-15′-tall floor) – not including the cockpit (elevated/top)
(3 rings/rows per floor; ~3 in the inner, ~6 in the middle, ~9 in the outer)
seats do not rise or lower; they are fixed (stationary)
public toilet-room (1)
storage compartments by/under all seats
dining AT INDIVIDUAL SEATS
aimable repulsines
cockpit at top center
kitchen under cockpit
NO garages
AIOWs: 1
This is the most common size craft to see docked at any of our terminal-gates. They hover into place until they are ~30′ from the window-wall of their assigned gate. They must also be slightly above or below the altitude that same-size craft docked at adjacent terminal-gates are, as their span/edges would otherwise touch/overlap.
*In 2022, we designed a compact version of this model, and those have a diameter short enough that we can have all 21 terminal-gates of Terminal 2 used by the compact craft in a row, side by side, no vertical/altitude alternating.

PROBLEM: The tiny landing pads are 66′ diameter on the map, with 66′ of unused room on either side (maximum diameter of an air/Spacecraft using one would be ~120′; 80′ too narrow for this original/small size/model).
PROPOSAL: Divide/use the 1 giant landing pad (details about it below) since it is so much more spacious than even our giant-size flying saucers require; instead of 25 tiny landing pads on each of the 2 longer sides of this air/Spaceport’s runways surface, have only ~half as many (13), using the inside perimeter of the giant landing pad for the relocated 24.
SOLUTION: We designed a compact version of this tiny-size craft which fits, so we kept the tiny-size landing-pads where they were.

Passengers Floor:

ring-halls: 3
rooms with perimeter-windows: 48 (6/octant)
rooms with ceiling-windows: 72 (9/octant)
rooms with floor-windows: 72 (9/octant)
AIOWs: 1
(In our tiny saucers, room-seats can go both up and down; to look through their ceiling and floor skylights/portholes/domes.)

total #rooms (120) x 1 person = luxurious capacity: 120 passengers
x 2ppl = normal capacity: 240 passengers
x 3ppl = max capacity: 360 passengers

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Small-size ‘Flying Saucer’ Basis
(“room for a few hundred”)

DIAMETER: ~270′ (~20′ longer than the longest Boeing 747 variant)
HEIGHT: ~34′
TIME TO 3D-PRINT: ~31.1 days
SPEED: slightly slower than an MPHA; takes ~10 minutes to go from pole to pole
24-199 seats/suites (across 2 ~10′-tall floors) – not including the cockpit (elevated/top)
(4 rings/rows per floor; ~5 in the inner, ~10 in the next, ~10 in the next, ~15 in the outer)
upper-floor seats can go through ceiling
lower-floor seats; through underbelly
public toilet-room (1)
storage compartments by/under all seats
dining AT INDIVIDUAL SEATS
aimable repulsines
cockpit at top center
kitchen under cockpit
NO garages
AIOWs: 5
This is the preferred largest size craft for docking at the terminal-gates. They must hover above the normal (more common / smaller) craft docking at adjacent terminal-gates (as each terminal-gate’s ‘face’ is ~66′ wide, flanked by a waterfall on either side –though the waterfalls are not 66′-wide themselves, so there is space enough for small craft to move in as close to that ‘face’ (window-wall) as ~30′).

CONCERN: The small landing pads are 198′ diameter on the map, with 66′ of unused room on any side (maximum diameter of an air/Spacecraft using one would be ~258′; barely wide enough).

Upper Passengers Floor:

ring-halls: 3
rooms with perimeter-windows: 72 (9/octant)
rooms with ceiling-windows: 160 (20/octant)
rooms with floor-windows: 0
AIOWs: 5

Lower Passengers Floor:

ring-halls: 3
rooms with perimeter-windows: 72 (9/octant)
rooms with ceiling-windows: 0
rooms with floor-windows: 160 (20/octant)
AIOWs: 5

total #rooms (464) x 1 person = luxurious capacity: 464 passengers
x 2ppl = normal capacity: 928 passengers
x 3ppl = max capacity: 1,392 passengers

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Medium-size ‘Flying Saucer’ Basis
(“room for several hundred”)

DIAMETER: ~320′ (~80′ longer than most Boeing 747 variants)
HEIGHT: ~40′
TIME TO 3D-PRINT: ~51.3 days
SPEED: slightly slower than an MPHA; takes ~10 minutes to go from pole to pole
200-699 seats/suites (across 2 or 3 ~10′-tall floors) – not including the cockpit (elevated/top) or the mini garages (lowest level)
(5 rings/rows per floor; ~16 suites in the inner ring, ~32 in the next, ~30 in the middle, ~40 in the next, ~54 in the outer)
upper-floor seats can go through ceiling
lower-floor seats; through underbelly
shared toilet-rooms
storage compartments in suites
dining along perimeter
aimable repulsines
cockpit at top center
kitchen under cockpit
GARAGES big enough for motorcycles
AIOWs: 5
Technically craft of this size are allowed to dock at the terminal-gates, however they must hover above the other craft docked at adjacent terminal-gates, as their diameter is so wide.

CONCERN: The medium-size landing pads are 264′ diameter on the map, with 66′ of unused room on any side (maximum diameter of an air/Spacecraft using one would be ~324′; barely wide enough).

Upper Passengers Floor:

ring-halls (not counting for dining): 5
rooms with perimeter-windows: 0
rooms with ceiling-windows: 152 (19/octant)
rooms with floor-windows: 0
dining-ring seats: 96 (12/octant)
AIOWs: 5

Lower (Middle) Passengers Floor:

ring-halls (not counting for dining): 5
rooms with perimeter-windows: 0
rooms with ceiling-windows: 0
rooms with floor-windows: 152 (19/octant)
dining-ring seats: 96 (12/octant)
AIOWs: 5

Garages (Lowest) Floor: 24

total #rooms (304) x 1 person = luxurious capacity: 304 passengers
x 2ppl = normal capacity: 608 passengers
x 3ppl = max capacity: 912 passengers

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Large-size ‘Flying Saucer’ Basis
(“room for a thousand”)

DIAMETER: ~370′
HEIGHT: ~46′
TIME TO 3D-PRINT: ~79 days
SPEED: slightly slower than an MPHA; takes ~10 minutes to go from pole to pole
700-1,999 seats/suites (x3 ~10′-tall floors) – not including the cockpit (elevated/top) or the lowest level; garages
(6 rings/rows per floor; ~16 suites in the inner ring, ~32 in the next, ~30 in the middle, ~40 in the next, ~54 in the next, ~64 in the outer)
upper-floor seats can go through ceiling
lower-floor seats; through underbelly
shared toilet-rooms
storage compartments in suites
dining along perimeter
aimable repulsines
cockpit at top center
kitchen under cockpit
GARAGES big enough for cars
AIOWs: 5

CONCERN: The large landing pads are 330′ diameter on the map, with 66′ of unused room on any side (maximum diameter of an air/Spacecraft using one would be ~390′; barely wide enough).

Upper Passengers Floor:

ring-halls (not counting for dining): 2
rooms with perimeter-windows: 0
rooms with ceiling-windows: 16 (2/octant)
rooms with floor-windows: 0
dining-ring seats: 64 (8/octant)
AIOWs: 1

Middle Passengers Floor:

ring-halls (not counting for dining): 6
rooms with perimeter-windows: 0
rooms with ceiling-windows: 216 (27/octant)
rooms with floor-windows: 0
dining-ring seats: 112 (14/octant)
AIOWs: 5

Lower Passengers Floor:

ring-halls (not counting for dining): 6
rooms with perimeter-windows: 0
rooms with ceiling-windows: 0
rooms with floor-windows: 216 (27/octant)
dining-ring seats: 112 (14/octant)
AIOWs: 5

Garages (middle of lower) Floor: 24

total #rooms (448) x 1 person = luxurious capacity: 448 passengers
x 2ppl = normal capacity: 896 passengers
x 3ppl = max capacity: 1,344 passengers

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Giant ‘Flying Saucer’ Basis
(“room for two thousand”)

DIAMETER: ~420′
HEIGHT: ~53′
TIME TO 3D-PRINT: ~117.3 days
SPEED: slightly slower than an MPHA; takes ~10 minutes to go from pole to pole
2,000-3,000 seats/suites (x4 ~10′-tall floors –leaving room for the cockpit (highest level) and garages (lowest level))
(7 rings/rows per floor; ~16 suites in the inner ring, ~32 in the next, ~30 in the next, ~40 in the middle, ~54 in the next, ~64 in the next, ~72 in the outer)
upper-floor seats can go through ceiling
lower-floor seats; through underbelly
shared toilet-rooms
storage compartments in suites
dining along perimeter
aimable repulsines
cockpit at top center
kitchen under cockpit
GARAGES big enough for trucks and vans
AIOWs: 5

OVERSIZED PAD: The giant landing pad is 1,980′ diameter on the map, with 66′ of unused room on any side (maximum diameter of an air/Spacecraft using one would be ~2,040′; ~1,620′ wider than necessary)

Highest Passengers Floor:

ring-halls (not counting for dining): 3
rooms with perimeter-windows: 0
rooms with ceiling-windows: 80 (10/octant)
rooms with floor-windows: 0
dining-ring seats: 80 (10/octant)
AIOWs: 1

Upper-middle Passengers Floor:

ring-halls (not counting for dining): 7
rooms with perimeter-windows: 0
rooms with ceiling-windows: 184 (23/octant)
rooms with floor-windows: 0
total rooms: 312 (39/octant)
dining-ring seats: 128 (16/octant)
AIOWs: 5

Lower-middle Passengers Floor:

ring-halls (not counting for dining): 7
rooms with perimeter-windows: 0
rooms with ceiling-windows: 0
rooms with floor-windows: 184 (23/octant)
total rooms: 312 (39/octant)
dining-ring seats: 128 (16/octant)
AIOWs: 5

Lowest Passengers Floor:

ring-halls (not counting for dining): 2
rooms with perimeter-windows: 0
rooms with ceiling-windows: 0
rooms with floor-windows: 80 (10/octant)
dining-ring seats: 80 (10/octant)
AIOWs: 1

Garages (middle of lowest) Floor: 8

total #rooms (784) x 1 person = luxurious capacity: 784 passengers
x 2ppl = normal capacity: 1,568 passengers
x 3ppl = max capacity: 2,352 passengers

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Fleet Projection:

Even though the repulsines are sized to be proportionate to each of those sizes/models, all of these sizes/models go the same speed; their repulsines are designed to move each size/model at the same speed as the others, negating turbulence and G-forces the same way. In other words, the slightly larger repulsines on the slightly larger models/craft naturally move those craft at the same speed as the smaller craft which have smaller repulsines.

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2B at capacity = ~153,846,153/mo.; ~5,494,505/d; ~228,937/hr; ~3,815/min; ~64/sec
(which could be handled by ~9 of our medium-sized ‘flying saucers’ per minute)
with ~2/3 arriving by ‘flying saucer’ (~3,663,003 of those ~5,494,505)
and ~1/6 by traditional/old-fashioned airplane (~915,750 of those ~5,494,505)
and ~1/6 by stargate-like portal (~915,750 of those ~5,494,505)

[8 runways + 52 tiny pads + 14 small pads + 36 medium pads + 4 large pads + 1 giant pad]
and 21 terminal gates for mid-sized/standard commercial taxiing airplanes
and 21 terminal gates for mid-sized/standard commercial ‘flying saucers’
= 52 tiny spots + 14 small spots + 78 medium spots + 4 large spots + 1 giant spot; 149 spots

tiny spots = ~35% of all landing/loading spots (since most compact-size dock at the terminal)
small spots = ~9%
medium spots = ~52%
large spots = ~3%
giant spot = ~1%

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Assuming each flight is set to take ~30 minutes,
and parking/being at each destination takes ~15 minutes (~12 parked + time to slow down from warp),
each flight takes ~45 minutes regardless of distance,
so each saucer can complete ~30-32 flights/’jumps’/warps per day (24-hour period).
(How many, then, do we need total, for 24 hours of flights at capacity? That is calculated below.)

Let’s assume we have only 1 giant saucer, and it makes 1 flight every ~45 mins.; 32 flights/day.

A round-trip for it is ~1.5 hours. For example, if it flies/warps out of Inisfree to one of our guests’ major/common destinations, then loads them up and flies back, that takes care of ~2,500 of the ~3,663,003 people who choose to get here by flying saucer.
Keeping this 1 giant saucer operating all day, we can get ~15-16 round-trips out of it; ~37,500 of the ~3,663,003 (~3,625,503 still need to get to Inisfree).

Now we have 4 large landing pads. Assuming we don’t time-share those spots either, we have only 4 large saucers.

1 large saucer can transport ~1,350 passengers at a time, and takes the same amount of time per round-trip.
1,350 passengers x 15 round-trips per day x 4 large saucers = 81,000 passengers brought to Inisfree per day via our large saucers (of the ~3,625,503 remaining; leaving ~3,544,503).
(1 large saucer can transport 1,350×15 per day; 20,250.)

We have 78 medium-sized landing pads.

1 medium-sized saucer can transport ~450 passengers at a time, and takes the same amount of time per round-trip.
450 passengers x 15 round-trips per day x 78 medium saucers = 526,500 passengers brought to Inisfree per day via our medium-sized saucers (of the ~3,544,503 remaining; leaving ~3,018,003).
(1 medium-sized saucer can transport 450×15 per day; 6,750.)
*These medium-size spots are time-shared with the private and commercial airplanes; Boeing variants, etc..

We have 14 small landing pads.

1 small saucer can transport ~110 passengers at a time, and takes the same amount of time per round-trip.
110 passengers x 15 round-trips per day x 14 small saucers = 23,100 passengers brought to Inisfree per day via our small saucers (of the ~3,018,003 remaining; leaving ~2,994,903).
(1 small saucer can transport 110×15 per day; 1,650.)
*These small spots are time-shared with the private and commercial airplanes; Airbus variants, etc..

We have 52 tiny landing pads.

1 tiny saucer can transport ~15 passengers at a time, and takes the same amount of time per round-trip.
15 passengers x 15 round-trips per day x 52 tiny saucers = 11,700 passengers brought to Inisfree per day via our tiny saucers (of the ~2,994,903 remaining; leaving ~2,983,203 who still need to get here via our saucers. 679,800 have been transported here so far; ~19%; we need 5x the # of each size saucer to get them all to Inisfree).
(1 tiny saucer can transport 15×15 per day; 225.)
*These tiny spots are time-shared with the private and commercial airplanes; Gulfstream variants, etc..

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[(1×5=5) & (5×37,500)] 5 giant saucers = the ability to get 187,500 people flown to Inisfree per day (with each giant saucer having ~11-12 minutes available on the giant landing pad)
[(4×5=20) & (20×20,250)] 20 large saucers = the ability to get 405,000 people flown to Inisfree per day (with each giant saucer having ~11-12 minutes available on the giant landing pad)
[(78×5=390) & (390×6,750)] 390 medium-size saucers = the ability to get 2,632,500 people flown to Inisfree per day (with each giant saucer having ~11-12 minutes available on the giant landing pad)
[(14×5=70) & (70×1,650)] 70 small saucers = the ability to get 115,500 people flown to Inisfree per day (with each giant saucer having ~11-12 minutes available on the giant landing pad)
[(52×5=260) & (260×225)] 260 tiny saucers = the ability to get 58,500 people flown to Inisfree per day (with each giant saucer having ~11-12 minutes available on the giant landing pad)
187,500 + 405,000 + 2,632,500 + 115,500 + 58,500 = the ability for that many (above numbered) saucers to get ~3,399,000 passengers to/from Inisfree daily.

3,399,000 is 264,003 more than the projected/anticipated 3,663,003 needing/choosing to come here via our flying saucers; having that many flying saucers in the Inisfree Spaceways fleet will be enough at capacity (in ~23000 A.D. and beyond).
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So our totals are:

260 tiny flying saucers (~200′ diameter) (update: 130 compact, and 130 tiny)
70 small flying saucers (~270′ diameter)
390 medium-sized flying saucers (~320′ diameter)
20 large flying saucers (~370′ diameter)
5 giant flying saucers (~420′ diameter)
(We will have ~745 commercial flying-saucers in the Inisfree Spaceways fleet in and after ~23000 A.D.; at capacity.)

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Now backtracking/back-plotting from the 23000s, A.D., to the 2020s (~21,000 Earth-years), if we keep that same ratio of sizes/saucers, we build up our fleet (3D-print them until we reach those numbers above) at this rate:

1 more tiny flying saucer every ~81 years (update: 1 more compact every 162 years, and 1 more tiny at same rate)
1 more small flying saucer every ~300 years
1 more medium-sized flying saucer every ~54 years
1 more large flying saucer every ~1,050 years
1 more giant flying saucer every ~4,200 years

Imagine how easy it will be for us to have decades, centuries, or even millennia between 3D-printing just 1 of these flying saucers.

Since Inisfree Spaceways does not 3D-print or operate/fly any non-saucer air/Spacecraft, we let the remaining ~915,750 people coming to Inisfree each day, at capacity (in ~23000 A.D. and beyond) get here in airplanes of their own nations/businesses.

We have room to store all our tiny, small, and medium-sized saucers under our runways surface, but we have never had to, because we 3D-printed them on-demand, thus they remained ‘in the air’, not stored/stacked.
We have room for many of our large saucers under our runways surface, too, and room for 1 of our giant saucers, depending on how many other air/Spacecraft are being stored down there at any given time (which varies based on monthly guest arrivals/traffic, who arrives via which means, if they are dropped off or if they choose to keep their air/Spacecraft here while they are here, etc.).
Each of our saucers is ~8x wider than it is tall; our tiny saucer size/model is ~200′ in diameter, thus ~25′ tall, while our largest (the giant-size) is ~53′ tall.
Our civilian aerospaceport’s runways surface is 7 stories above local ground-level, then; ~70′ up, allowing a ~17′ margin/gap even for our tallest flying saucer type (~8.5′ above and ~8.5′ below, while hovering into place down/from there).

Near the end of 2022, with ~1,400,000 annual residents and guests arriving, usually for a few weeks to one month a piece, most of them getting here via our Inisfree Spaceways flying saucers, we needed to provide for ~108,973/month; ~3,891/day; ~162/hour. Each of our flying saucers is designed to make ~a dozen (up to ~15) round-trips per day. Thus we needed only 1 compact (3-23 seats/suites) and 1 small (24-199 seats/suites) flying saucer in the Inisfree Spaceways fleet at this time. (In 2012, we had zero; none of any size of the saucers described on this webpage.)

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Assembly/Construction/Manufacturing Times:

1 of our MPHAs takes a few days for us to 3D-print with our ‘song’-based 3D-printing technology.
1 MPHA is ~100′ deep (“long”) x ~80′ wide x ~30′ tall; it takes up a volume (space) of ~126,000 cubic feet. (Over 3 days of constant 3D-printing, that would be ~42,000 cubic feet per day; ~1,750/hr; ~29/minute; ~.5/second –not 3D-printing a solid object, but a mostly-hollow air/Spacecraft.)
These are the volumes of 5 of our 6 sizes of flying saucers:

tiny: ~524,000 cubic feet; it will take us ~18,068 minutes (~301 hours; ~12.5 days) to 3D-print one of these
small: ~1,300,000 cubic feet; it will take us ~44,827 minutes (~747 hours; ~31.1 days) to 3D-print one of these
medium: ~2,140,000 cubic feet; it will take us ~73,793 minutes (~1,230 hours; ~51.3 days) to 3D-print one of these
large: ~3,300,000 cubic feet; it will take us ~113,793 minutes (~1,896 hours; ~79 days) to 3D-print one of these
giant: ~4,900,000 cubic feet; it will take us ~168,965 minutes (~2,816 hours; ~117.3 days) to 3D-print one of these

Later in 2022, we also designed the compact size/model. It seats the same number of passengers as the tiny model, just with half-size rooms and aisles; it is our fleet’s tiniest model, comparable to the length/diameter of some of the bigger Outlands helicopters.

DIAMETER: ~110′ (~40′ longer than most commercial aircraft)
HEIGHT: ~14′ (all the flying saucers in Inisfree Spaceways’ fleet being ~8x wider than they are tall)
VOLUME: ~88,700 cubic feet
TIME TO 3D-PRINT: ~3,058 minutes; ~51 hours; ~2.1 days

Instead of making 260 tiny saucers for this commercial fleet of ours, we’ll be making some of those 260 compact, as they are much easier to dock with our terminal-gate ramp-tunnel-bridges.

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Identifiers:

What are the designators for these flying saucers? (Numbers? Names?)

FS = flying saucer
IC = Inisfreean Construct
C = compact
T = tiny
S = small
M = medium
L = large
G = giant

Example: “ICFSC” = “Inisfreean Construct, Flying Saucer, Compact”. The number that would follow that sequence of letters is given in order of production (i.e. when the craft was 3D-printed, relative to all other craft of its size). “ICFSC1” is the first compact flying saucer we added to our fleet. “ICFSC0” is the prototype.

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Year-by-Year:

2010: N/A; using the Military Airlift Command (MAC) and Base 211 loaner saucers to get initial materials and tech’ to the construction site
2012-2020: a few repulsine-enhanced private/corporate jets we 3D-printed (which brought some of our first visitors, such as Claire Barton and Luxianna) –thus only Inisfree Airways back then; not commercially Space-capable yet
2021: 1 small saucer; our first; the start of the Inisfree Spaceways fleet
2022: 1 compact, 1 small
2075: 1 compact, 1 small, 1 medium (While this might seem like a long time before adding 1 more flying saucer to this fleet of ours, especially given how many millions by this year are already annually returning to our city/realm for more hangouts/visits, remember that a lot of them have their own transportation, and/or the ability to use portals, whether ones they generate or our own, and we always have plenty of MPHAs to ferry them.)
2102: 1 compact, 1 tiny, 1 small, 1 medium
2129: 1 compact, 1 tiny, 1 small, 2 medium
2183: 2 compact, 1 tiny, 1 small, 3 medium
2237: 2 compact, 1 tiny, 1 small, 4 medium
2264: 2 compact, 2 tiny, 1 small, 4 medium
2291: 2 compact, 2 tiny, 1 small, 5 medium
2321: 2 compact, 2 tiny, 2 small, 5 medium
2345: 3 compact, 2 tiny, 2 small, 6 medium
2399: 3 compact, 2 tiny, 2 small, 7 medium
2426: 3 compact, 3 tiny, 2 small, 7 medium
2453: 3 compact, 3 tiny, 2 small, 8 medium
2507: 4 compact, 3 tiny, 2 small, 9 medium
2561: 4 compact, 3 tiny, 2 small, 10 medium
2588: 4 compact, 4 tiny, 2 small, 10 medium
2615: 4 compact, 4 tiny, 2 small, 11 medium
2621: 4 compact, 4 tiny, 3 small, 11 medium
2669: 5 compact, 4 tiny, 3 small, 12 medium
2723: 5 compact, 4 tiny, 3 small, 13 medium
2750: 5 compact, 5 tiny, 3 small, 13 medium
2777: 5 compact, 5 tiny, 3 small, 14 medium
2831: 6 compact, 5 tiny, 3 small, 15 medium
2885: 6 compact, 5 tiny, 3 small, 16 medium
2912: 6 compact, 6 tiny, 3 small, 16 medium
2921: 6 compact, 6 tiny, 4 small, 16 medium
2939: 6 compact, 6 tiny, 4 small, 17 medium
2993: 7 compact, 6 tiny, 4 small, 18 medium
3047: 7 compact, 6 tiny, 4 small, 19 medium
3071: 7 compact, 6 tiny, 4 small, 19 medium, 1 large
3074: 7 compact, 7 tiny, 4 small, 19 medium, 1 large
3101: 7 compact, 7 tiny, 4 small, 20 medium, 1 large
3155: 8 compact, 7 tiny, 4 small, 21 medium, 1 large
3209: 8 compact, 7 tiny, 4 small, 22 medium, 1 large
3221: 8 compact, 7 tiny, 5 small, 22 medium, 1 large
3236: 8 compact, 8 tiny, 5 small, 23 medium, 1 large
3263: 8 compact, 8 tiny, 5 small, 23 medium, 1 large
3317: 9 compact, 8 tiny, 5 small, 24 medium, 1 large
3371: 9 compact, 8 tiny, 5 small, 25 medium, 1 large
3398: 9 compact, 9 tiny, 5 small, 25 medium, 1 large
3425: 9 compact, 9 tiny, 5 small, 26 medium, 1 large
3479: 10 compact, 9 tiny, 5 small, 26 medium, 1 large
3521: 10 compact, 9 tiny, 6 small, 26 medium, 1 large
3533: 10 compact, 9 tiny, 6 small, 27 medium, 1 large
3560: 10 compact, 10 tiny, 6 small, 27 medium, 1 large
3587: 10 compact, 10 tiny, 6 small, 28 medium, 1 large
3641: 11 compact, 10 tiny, 6 small, 29 medium, 1 large
3695: 11 compact, 10 tiny, 6 small, 30 medium, 1 large
3722: 11 compact, 11 tiny, 6 small, 30 medium, 1 large
3749: 11 compact, 11 tiny, 6 small, 31 medium, 1 large
3803: 12 compact, 11 tiny, 6 small, 32 medium, 1 large
3821: 12 compact, 11 tiny, 7 small, 32 medium, 1 large
3857: 12 compact, 11 tiny, 7 small, 33 medium, 1 large
3884: 12 compact, 12 tiny, 7 small, 33 medium, 1 large
3911: 12 compact, 12 tiny, 7 small, 34 medium, 1 large
3965: 13 compact, 12 tiny, 7 small, 35 medium, 1 large
4019: 13 compact, 12 tiny, 7 small, 36 medium, 1 large
4046: 13 compact, 13 tiny, 7 small, 36 medium, 1 large
4073: 13 compact, 13 tiny, 7 small, 37 medium, 1 large
4121: 13 compact, 13 tiny, 8 small, 37 medium, 2 large
4127: 14 compact, 13 tiny, 8 small, 38 medium, 2 large
4181: 14 compact, 13 tiny, 8 small, 39 medium, 2 large
4208: 14 compact, 14 tiny, 8 small, 39 medium, 2 large
4235: 14 compact, 14 tiny, 8 small, 40 medium, 2 large
4289: 15 compact, 14 tiny, 8 small, 41 medium, 2 large
4343: 15 compact, 14 tiny, 8 small, 42 medium, 2 large
4370: 15 compact, 15 tiny, 8 small, 42 medium, 2 large
4397: 15 compact, 15 tiny, 8 small, 43 medium, 2 large
4421: 15 compact, 15 tiny, 9 small, 43 medium, 2 large
4451: 16 compact, 15 tiny, 9 small, 44 medium, 2 large
4505: 16 compact, 15 tiny, 9 small, 45 medium, 2 large
4532: 16 compact, 16 tiny, 9 small, 45 medium, 2 large
4559: 16 compact, 16 tiny, 9 small, 46 medium, 2 large
4613: 17 compact, 16 tiny, 9 small, 47 medium, 2 large
4667: 17 compact, 16 tiny, 9 small, 48 medium, 2 large
4694: 17 compact, 17 tiny, 9 small, 48 medium, 2 large
4721: 17 compact, 17 tiny, 10 small, 49 medium, 2 large
4775: 18 compact, 17 tiny, 10 small, 50 medium, 2 large
4829: 18 compact, 17 tiny, 10 small, 51 medium, 2 large
4856: 18 compact, 18 tiny, 10 small, 51 medium, 2 large
4883: 18 compact, 18 tiny, 10 small, 52 medium, 2 large
4937: 19 compact, 18 tiny, 10 small, 53 medium, 2 large
4991: 19 compact, 18 tiny, 10 small, 54 medium, 2 large
5018: 19 compact, 19 tiny, 10 small, 54 medium, 2 large
5021: 19 compact, 19 tiny, 11 small, 54 medium, 2 large
5045: 19 compact, 19 tiny, 11 small, 55 medium, 2 large
5099: 20 compact, 19 tiny, 11 small, 56 medium, 2 large
5153: 20 compact, 19 tiny, 11 small, 57 medium, 2 large
5171: 20 compact, 19 tiny, 11 small, 57 medium, 3 large
5180: 20 compact, 20 tiny, 11 small, 57 medium, 3 large
5207: 20 compact, 20 tiny, 11 small, 58 medium, 3 large
5261: 21 compact, 20 tiny, 11 small, 59 medium, 3 large
5315: 21 compact, 20 tiny, 11 small, 60 medium, 3 large
5321: 21 compact, 20 tiny, 12 small, 60 medium, 3 large
5342: 21 compact, 21 tiny, 12 small, 60 medium, 3 large
5369: 21 compact, 21 tiny, 12 small, 61 medium, 3 large
5423: 22 compact, 21 tiny, 12 small, 62 medium, 3 large
5477: 22 compact, 21 tiny, 12 small, 63 medium, 3 large
5504: 22 compact, 22 tiny, 12 small, 63 medium, 3 large
5531: 22 compact, 22 tiny, 12 small, 64 medium, 3 large
5585: 23 compact, 22 tiny, 12 small, 65 medium, 3 large
5621: 23 compact, 22 tiny, 13 small, 65 medium, 3 large
5639: 23 compact, 22 tiny, 13 small, 66 medium, 3 large
5666: 23 compact, 23 tiny, 13 small, 66 medium, 3 large
5693: 23 compact, 23 tiny, 13 small, 67 medium, 3 large
5747: 24 compact, 23 tiny, 13 small, 68 medium, 3 large
5801: 24 compact, 23 tiny, 13 small, 69 medium, 3 large
5828: 24 compact, 24 tiny, 13 small, 69 medium, 3 large
5855: 24 compact, 24 tiny, 13 small, 70 medium, 3 large
5909: 25 compact, 24 tiny, 13 small, 71 medium, 3 large
5921: 25 compact, 24 tiny, 14 small, 71 medium, 3 large
5963: 25 compact, 24 tiny, 14 small, 72 medium, 3 large
5990: 25 compact, 25 tiny, 14 small, 72 medium, 3 large
6017: 25 compact, 25 tiny, 14 small, 73 medium, 3 large
6071: 26 compact, 25 tiny, 14 small, 74 medium, 3 large
6125: 26 compact, 25 tiny, 14 small, 75 medium, 3 large
6152: 26 compact, 26 tiny, 14 small, 75 medium, 3 large
6179: 26 compact, 26 tiny, 14 small, 76 medium, 3 large
6221: 26 compact, 26 tiny, 15 small, 76 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
6233: 27 compact, 26 tiny, 15 small, 77 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
6287: 27 compact, 26 tiny, 15 small, 78 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
6314: 27 compact, 27 tiny, 15 small, 78 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
6341: 27 compact, 27 tiny, 15 small, 79 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
6395: 28 compact, 27 tiny, 15 small, 80 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
6449: 28 compact, 27 tiny, 15 small, 81 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
6476: 28 compact, 28 tiny, 15 small, 81 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
6503: 28 compact, 28 tiny, 15 small, 82 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
6521: 28 compact, 28 tiny, 16 small, 82 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
6557: 29 compact, 28 tiny, 16 small, 83 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
6611: 29 compact, 28 tiny, 16 small, 84 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
6638: 29 compact, 29 tiny, 16 small, 84 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
6665: 29 compact, 29 tiny, 16 small, 85 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
6719: 30 compact, 29 tiny, 16 small, 86 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
6773: 30 compact, 29 tiny, 16 small, 87 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
6800: 30 compact, 30 tiny, 16 small, 87 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
6821: 30 compact, 30 tiny, 17 small, 87 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
6827: 30 compact, 30 tiny, 17 small, 88 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
6881: 31 compact, 30 tiny, 17 small, 89 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
6935: 31 compact, 30 tiny, 17 small, 90 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
6962: 31 compact, 31 tiny, 17 small, 90 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
6989: 31 compact, 31 tiny, 17 small, 91 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
7043: 32 compact, 31 tiny, 17 small, 92 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
7097: 32 compact, 31 tiny, 17 small, 93 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
7121: 32 compact, 31 tiny, 18 small, 93 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
7124: 32 compact, 32 tiny, 18 small, 93 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
7151: 32 compact, 32 tiny, 18 small, 94 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
7205: 33 compact, 32 tiny, 18 small, 95 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
7259: 33 compact, 32 tiny, 18 small, 96 medium, 4 large, 1 giant
7271: 33 compact, 32 tiny, 18 small, 96 medium, 5 large, 1 giant
7286: 33 compact, 33 tiny, 18 small, 96 medium, 5 large, 1 giant
7313: 33 compact, 33 tiny, 18 small, 97 medium, 5 large, 1 giant
7367: 34 compact, 33 tiny, 18 small, 98 medium, 5 large, 1 giant
7421: 34 compact, 33 tiny, 19 small, 99 medium, 5 large, 1 giant
7448: 34 compact, 34 tiny, 19 small, 99 medium, 5 large, 1 giant
7475: 34 compact, 34 tiny, 19 small, 100 medium, 5 large, 1 giant
7529: 35 compact, 34 tiny, 19 small, 101 medium, 5 large, 1 giant
7583: 35 compact, 34 tiny, 19 small, 102 medium, 5 large, 1 giant
7610: 35 compact, 35 tiny, 19 small, 102 medium, 5 large, 1 giant
7637: 35 compact, 35 tiny, 19 small, 103 medium, 5 large, 1 giant
7691: 36 compact, 35 tiny, 19 small, 103 medium, 5 large, 1 giant
7721: 36 compact, 35 tiny, 20 small, 103 medium, 5 large, 1 giant
7745: 36 compact, 35 tiny, 20 small, 104 medium, 5 large, 1 giant
7772: 36 compact, 36 tiny, 20 small, 104 medium, 5 large, 1 giant
7799: 36 compact, 36 tiny, 20 small, 105 medium, 5 large, 1 giant
7853: 37 compact, 36 tiny, 20 small, 106 medium, 5 large, 1 giant
7907: 37 compact, 36 tiny, 20 small, 107 medium, 5 large, 1 giant
7934: 37 compact, 37 tiny, 20 small, 107 medium, 5 large, 1 giant
7961: 37 compact, 37 tiny, 20 small, 108 medium, 5 large, 1 giant
8015: 38 compact, 37 tiny, 20 small, 109 medium, 5 large, 1 giant
8021: 38 compact, 37 tiny, 21 small, 109 medium, 5 large, 1 giant
8069: 38 compact, 37 tiny, 21 small, 110 medium, 5 large, 1 giant
8096: 38 compact, 38 tiny, 21 small, 110 medium, 5 large, 1 giant
8123: 38 compact, 38 tiny, 21 small, 111 medium, 5 large, 1 giant
8177: 39 compact, 38 tiny, 21 small, 112 medium, 5 large, 1 giant
8231: 39 compact, 38 tiny, 21 small, 113 medium, 5 large, 1 giant
8258: 39 compact, 39 tiny, 21 small, 113 medium, 5 large, 1 giant
8285: 39 compact, 39 tiny, 21 small, 114 medium, 5 large, 1 giant
8321: 39 compact, 39 tiny, 22 small, 114 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
8339: 40 compact, 39 tiny, 22 small, 115 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
8393: 40 compact, 39 tiny, 22 small, 116 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
8420: 40 compact, 40 tiny, 22 small, 116 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
8447: 40 compact, 40 tiny, 22 small, 117 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
8501: 41 compact, 40 tiny, 22 small, 118 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
8555: 41 compact, 40 tiny, 22 small, 119 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
8582: 41 compact, 41 tiny, 22 small, 119 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
8609: 41 compact, 41 tiny, 22 small, 120 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
8621: 41 compact, 41 tiny, 23 small, 120 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
8663: 42 compact, 41 tiny, 23 small, 121 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
8717: 42 compact, 41 tiny, 23 small, 122 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
8744: 42 compact, 42 tiny, 23 small, 122 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
8771: 42 compact, 42 tiny, 23 small, 123 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
8825: 43 compact, 42 tiny, 23 small, 124 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
8879: 43 compact, 42 tiny, 23 small, 125 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
8906: 43 compact, 43 tiny, 23 small, 125 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
8921: 43 compact, 43 tiny, 24 small, 125 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
8933: 43 compact, 43 tiny, 24 small, 126 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
8987: 44 compact, 43 tiny, 24 small, 126 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
9041: 44 compact, 43 tiny, 24 small, 127 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
9068: 44 compact, 44 tiny, 24 small, 127 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
9095: 44 compact, 44 tiny, 24 small, 128 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
9149: 45 compact, 44 tiny, 24 small, 128 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
9203: 45 compact, 44 tiny, 24 small, 129 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
9221: 45 compact, 44 tiny, 25 small, 129 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
9230: 45 compact, 45 tiny, 25 small, 129 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
9257: 45 compact, 45 tiny, 25 small, 130 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
9311: 46 compact, 45 tiny, 25 small, 131 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
9365: 46 compact, 45 tiny, 25 small, 132 medium, 6 large, 1 giant
9371: 46 compact, 45 tiny, 25 small, 132 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
9392: 46 compact, 46 tiny, 25 small, 132 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
9419: 46 compact, 46 tiny, 25 small, 133 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
9473: 47 compact, 46 tiny, 25 small, 134 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
9521: 47 compact, 46 tiny, 26 small, 134 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
9527: 47 compact, 46 tiny, 26 small, 135 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
9554: 47 compact, 47 tiny, 26 small, 135 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
9581: 47 compact, 47 tiny, 26 small, 136 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
9635: 48 compact, 47 tiny, 26 small, 137 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
9689: 48 compact, 47 tiny, 26 small, 138 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
9716: 48 compact, 48 tiny, 26 small, 138 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
9743: 48 compact, 48 tiny, 26 small, 139 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
9797: 49 compact, 48 tiny, 26 small, 140 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
9821: 49 compact, 48 tiny, 27 small, 140 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
9851: 49 compact, 48 tiny, 27 small, 141 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
9878: 49 compact, 49 tiny, 27 small, 141 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
9905: 49 compact, 49 tiny, 27 small, 142 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
9959: 50 compact, 49 tiny, 27 small, 142 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
10,013 A.D.: 50 compact, 49 tiny, 27 small, 143 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
10,121: 50 compact, 49 tiny, 28 small, 143 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
10,040: 50 compact, 50 tiny, 28 small, 143 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
10,067: 50 compact, 50 tiny, 28 small, 144 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
10,121: 51 compact, 50 tiny, 28 small, 145 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
10,175: 51 compact, 50 tiny, 28 small, 146 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
10,202: 51 compact, 51 tiny, 28 small, 146 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
10,229: 51 compact, 51 tiny, 28 small, 147 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
10,283: 52 compact, 51 tiny, 28 small, 148 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
10,337: 52 compact, 51 tiny, 28 small, 149 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
10,364: 52 compact, 52 tiny, 28 small, 149 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
10,391: 52 compact, 52 tiny, 28 small, 150 medium, 7 large, 1 giant
10,421: 52 compact, 52 tiny, 29 small, 150 medium, 8 large, 2 giant
10,445: 53 compact, 52 tiny, 29 small, 151 medium, 8 large, 2 giant
10,499: 53 compact, 52 tiny, 29 small, 152 medium, 8 large, 2 giant
10,526: 53 compact, 53 tiny, 29 small, 152 medium, 8 large, 2 giant
10,553: 53 compact, 53 tiny, 29 small, 153 medium, 8 large, 2 giant
10,607: 54 compact, 53 tiny, 29 small, 154 medium, 8 large, 2 giant
10,661: 54 compact, 53 tiny, 29 small, 155 medium, 8 large, 2 giant
10,688: 54 compact, 54 tiny, 29 small, 155 medium, 8 large, 2 giant
10,715: 54 compact, 54 tiny, 29 small, 156 medium, 8 large, 2 giant
10,721: 54 compact, 54 tiny, 30 small, 156 medium, 8 large, 2 giant
10,769: 55 compact, 54 tiny, 30 small, 157 medium, 8 large, 2 giant
10,823: 55 compact, 54 tiny, 30 small, 158 medium, 8 large, 2 giant
10,850: 55 compact, 55 tiny, 30 small, 158 medium, 8 large, 2 giant
10,877: 55 compact, 55 tiny, 30 small, 159 medium, 8 large, 2 giant
10,931: 56 compact, 55 tiny, 30 small, 160 medium, 8 large, 2 giant
10,985: 56 compact, 55 tiny, 30 small, 161 medium, 8 large, 2 giant
11,012: 56 compact, 56 tiny, 30 small, 161 medium, 8 large, 2 giant
11,021: 56 compact, 56 tiny, 31 small, 161 medium, 8 large, 2 giant
11,039: 56 compact, 56 tiny, 31 small, 162 medium, 8 large, 2 giant
11,093: 57 compact, 56 tiny, 31 small, 163 medium, 8 large, 2 giant
11,147: 57 compact, 56 tiny, 31 small, 164 medium, 8 large, 2 giant
11,174: 57 compact, 57 tiny, 31 small, 164 medium, 8 large, 2 giant
11,201: 57 compact, 57 tiny, 31 small, 165 medium, 8 large, 2 giant
11,255: 58 compact, 57 tiny, 31 small, 166 medium, 8 large, 2 giant
11,309: 58 compact, 57 tiny, 31 small, 167 medium, 8 large, 2 giant
11,321: 58 compact, 57 tiny, 32 small, 167 medium, 8 large, 2 giant
11,336: 58 compact, 58 tiny, 32 small, 168 medium, 8 large, 2 giant
11,363: 58 compact, 58 tiny, 32 small, 169 medium, 8 large, 2 giant
11,417: 59 compact, 58 tiny, 32 small, 169 medium, 8 large, 2 giant
11,471: 59 compact, 58 tiny, 32 small, 170 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
11,498: 59 compact, 59 tiny, 32 small, 170 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
11,525: 59 compact, 59 tiny, 32 small, 171 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
11,579: 60 compact, 59 tiny, 32 small, 172 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
11,621: 60 compact, 59 tiny, 33 small, 172 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
11,633: 60 compact, 59 tiny, 33 small, 173 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
11,660: 60 compact, 60 tiny, 33 small, 173 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
11,687: 60 compact, 60 tiny, 33 small, 174 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
11,741: 61 compact, 60 tiny, 33 small, 175 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
11,795: 61 compact, 60 tiny, 33 small, 176 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
11,822: 61 compact, 61 tiny, 33 small, 176 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
11,849: 61 compact, 61 tiny, 33 small, 177 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
11,903: 62 compact, 61 tiny, 33 small, 178 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
11,921: 62 compact, 61 tiny, 34 small, 178 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
11,957: 62 compact, 61 tiny, 34 small, 179 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
11,984: 62 compact, 62 tiny, 34 small, 179 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
12,011: 62 compact, 62 tiny, 34 small, 180 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
12,065: 63 compact, 62 tiny, 34 small, 181 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
12,119: 63 compact, 62 tiny, 34 small, 182 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
12,146: 63 compact, 63 tiny, 34 small, 182 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
12,173: 63 compact, 63 tiny, 34 small, 183 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
12,221: 63 compact, 63 tiny, 35 small, 183 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
12,227: 64 compact, 63 tiny, 35 small, 184 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
12,281: 64 compact, 63 tiny, 35 small, 185 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
12,308: 64 compact, 64 tiny, 35 small, 185 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
12,335: 64 compact, 64 tiny, 35 small, 186 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
12,389: 65 compact, 64 tiny, 35 small, 187 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
12,443: 65 compact, 64 tiny, 35 small, 188 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
12,470: 65 compact, 65 tiny, 35 small, 188 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
12,497: 65 compact, 65 tiny, 35 small, 189 medium, 9 large, 2 giant
12,521: 65 compact, 65 tiny, 36 small, 189 medium, 10 large, 2 giant
12,551: 66 compact, 65 tiny, 36 small, 190 medium, 10 large, 2 giant
12,605: 66 compact, 65 tiny, 36 small, 191 medium, 10 large, 2 giant
12,632: 66 compact, 66 tiny, 36 small, 191 medium, 10 large, 2 giant
12,659: 66 compact, 66 tiny, 36 small, 192 medium, 10 large, 2 giant
12,713: 67 compact, 66 tiny, 36 small, 193 medium, 10 large, 2 giant
12,767: 67 compact, 66 tiny, 36 small, 194 medium, 10 large, 2 giant
12,794: 67 compact, 67 tiny, 36 small, 194 medium, 10 large, 2 giant
12,821: 67 compact, 67 tiny, 37 small, 195 medium, 10 large, 2 giant
12,875: 68 compact, 67 tiny, 37 small, 196 medium, 10 large, 2 giant
12,929: 68 compact, 67 tiny, 37 small, 197 medium, 10 large, 2 giant
12,956: 68 compact, 68 tiny, 37 small, 197 medium, 10 large, 2 giant
12,983: 68 compact, 68 tiny, 37 small, 198 medium, 10 large, 2 giant
13,037: 69 compact, 68 tiny, 37 small, 199 medium, 10 large, 2 giant
13,091: 69 compact, 68 tiny, 37 small, 200 medium, 10 large, 2 giant
13,118: 69 compact, 69 tiny, 37 small, 200 medium, 10 large, 2 giant
13,121: 69 compact, 69 tiny, 38 small, 200 medium, 10 large, 2 giant
13,145: 69 compact, 69 tiny, 38 small, 201 medium, 10 large, 2 giant
13,199: 70 compact, 69 tiny, 38 small, 202 medium, 10 large, 2 giant
13,253: 70 compact, 69 tiny, 38 small, 203 medium, 10 large, 2 giant
13,280: 70 compact, 70 tiny, 38 small, 203 medium, 10 large, 2 giant
13,307: 70 compact, 70 tiny, 38 small, 204 medium, 10 large, 2 giant
13,361: 71 compact, 70 tiny, 38 small, 205 medium, 10 large, 2 giant
13,415: 71 compact, 70 tiny, 38 small, 206 medium, 10 large, 2 giant
13,421: 71 compact, 70 tiny, 39 small, 206 medium, 10 large, 2 giant
13,442: 71 compact, 71 tiny, 39 small, 206 medium, 10 large, 2 giant
13,469: 71 compact, 71 tiny, 39 small, 207 medium, 10 large, 2 giant
13,523: 72 compact, 71 tiny, 39 small, 207 medium, 10 large, 2 giant
13,571: 72 compact, 71 tiny, 39 small, 207 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
13,577: 72 compact, 71 tiny, 39 small, 208 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
13,604: 72 compact, 72 tiny, 39 small, 208 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
13,631: 72 compact, 72 tiny, 39 small, 209 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
13,685: 73 compact, 72 tiny, 39 small, 210 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
13,721: 73 compact, 72 tiny, 40 small, 210 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
13,739: 73 compact, 72 tiny, 40 small, 211 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
13,766: 73 compact, 73 tiny, 40 small, 211 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
13,793: 73 compact, 73 tiny, 40 small, 212 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
13,847: 74 compact, 73 tiny, 40 small, 213 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
13,901: 74 compact, 73 tiny, 40 small, 214 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
13,928: 74 compact, 74 tiny, 40 small, 214 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
13,955: 74 compact, 74 tiny, 40 small, 215 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
14,009: 75 compact, 74 tiny, 40 small, 216 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
14,021: 75 compact, 74 tiny, 41 small, 216 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
14,063: 75 compact, 74 tiny, 41 small, 217 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
14,090: 75 compact, 75 tiny, 41 small, 217 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
14,117: 75 compact, 75 tiny, 41 small, 218 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
14,171: 76 compact, 75 tiny, 41 small, 219 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
14,225: 76 compact, 75 tiny, 41 small, 220 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
14,252: 76 compact, 76 tiny, 41 small, 220 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
14,279: 76 compact, 76 tiny, 41 small, 221 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
14,321: 76 compact, 76 tiny, 42 small, 221 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
14,333: 77 compact, 76 tiny, 42 small, 222 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
14,387: 77 compact, 76 tiny, 42 small, 223 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
14,414: 77 compact, 77 tiny, 42 small, 223 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
14,441: 77 compact, 77 tiny, 42 small, 224 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
14,495: 78 compact, 77 tiny, 42 small, 225 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
14,549: 78 compact, 77 tiny, 42 small, 226 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
14,576: 78 compact, 78 tiny, 42 small, 226 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
14,603: 78 compact, 78 tiny, 42 small, 227 medium, 11 large, 2 giant
14,621: 78 compact, 78 tiny, 43 small, 227 medium, 12 large, 3 giant
14,657: 79 compact, 78 tiny, 43 small, 228 medium, 12 large, 3 giant
14,711: 79 compact, 78 tiny, 43 small, 229 medium, 12 large, 3 giant
14,738: 79 compact, 79 tiny, 43 small, 229 medium, 12 large, 3 giant
14,765: 79 compact, 79 tiny, 43 small, 230 medium, 12 large, 3 giant
14,819: 80 compact, 79 tiny, 43 small, 231 medium, 12 large, 3 giant
14,873: 80 compact, 79 tiny, 43 small, 232 medium, 12 large, 3 giant
14,900: 80 compact, 80 tiny, 43 small, 232 medium, 12 large, 3 giant
14,921: 80 compact, 80 tiny, 44 small, 232 medium, 12 large, 3 giant
14,927: 80 compact, 80 tiny, 44 small, 233 medium, 12 large, 3 giant
14,981: 81 compact, 80 tiny, 44 small, 234 medium, 12 large, 3 giant
15,035: 81 compact, 80 tiny, 44 small, 235 medium, 12 large, 3 giant
15,062: 81 compact, 81 tiny, 44 small, 235 medium, 12 large, 3 giant
15,089: 81 compact, 81 tiny, 44 small, 236 medium, 12 large, 3 giant
15,143: 82 compact, 81 tiny, 44 small, 237 medium, 12 large, 3 giant
15,197: 82 compact, 81 tiny, 44 small, 238 medium, 12 large, 3 giant
15,221: 82 compact, 81 tiny, 45 small, 238 medium, 12 large, 3 giant
15,224: 82 compact, 82 tiny, 45 small, 238 medium, 12 large, 3 giant
15,251: 82 compact, 82 tiny, 45 small, 239 medium, 12 large, 3 giant
15,305: 83 compact, 82 tiny, 45 small, 240 medium, 12 large, 3 giant
15,359: 83 compact, 82 tiny, 45 small, 241 medium, 12 large, 3 giant
15,386: 83 compact, 83 tiny, 45 small, 241 medium, 12 large, 3 giant
15,413: 83 compact, 83 tiny, 45 small, 242 medium, 12 large, 3 giant
15,467: 84 compact, 83 tiny, 45 small, 243 medium, 12 large, 3 giant
15,521: 84 compact, 83 tiny, 46 small, 244 medium, 12 large, 3 giant
15,548: 84 compact, 84 tiny, 46 small, 244 medium, 12 large, 3 giant
15,575: 84 compact, 84 tiny, 46 small, 245 medium, 12 large, 3 giant
15,629: 85 compact, 84 tiny, 46 small, 246 medium, 12 large, 3 giant
15,671: 85 compact, 84 tiny, 46 small, 246 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
15,683: 85 compact, 84 tiny, 46 small, 247 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
15,710: 85 compact, 85 tiny, 46 small, 247 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
15,737: 85 compact, 85 tiny, 46 small, 248 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
15,791: 86 compact, 85 tiny, 46 small, 249 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
15,821: 86 compact, 85 tiny, 47 small, 249 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
15,845: 86 compact, 85 tiny, 47 small, 250 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
15,872: 86 compact, 86 tiny, 47 small, 250 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
15,899: 86 compact, 86 tiny, 47 small, 251 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
15,953: 87 compact, 86 tiny, 47 small, 252 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
16,007: 87 compact, 86 tiny, 47 small, 253 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
16,034: 87 compact, 87 tiny, 47 small, 253 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
16,061: 87 compact, 87 tiny, 47 small, 254 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
16,115: 88 compact, 87 tiny, 47 small, 255 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
16,121: 88 compact, 87 tiny, 48 small, 255 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
16,169: 88 compact, 87 tiny, 48 small, 256 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
16,196: 88 compact, 88 tiny, 48 small, 256 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
16,223: 88 compact, 88 tiny, 48 small, 257 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
16,277: 89 compact, 88 tiny, 48 small, 258 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
16,331: 89 compact, 88 tiny, 48 small, 259 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
16,358: 89 compact, 89 tiny, 48 small, 259 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
16,385: 89 compact, 89 tiny, 48 small, 260 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
16,421: 89 compact, 89 tiny, 49 small, 260 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
16,439: 90 compact, 89 tiny, 49 small, 261 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
16,493: 90 compact, 89 tiny, 49 small, 262 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
16,520: 90 compact, 90 tiny, 49 small, 262 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
16,547: 90 compact, 90 tiny, 49 small, 263 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
16,601: 91 compact, 90 tiny, 49 small, 264 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
16,655: 91 compact, 90 tiny, 49 small, 265 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
16,682: 91 compact, 91 tiny, 49 small, 265 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
16,709: 91 compact, 91 tiny, 49 small, 266 medium, 13 large, 3 giant
16,721: 91 compact, 91 tiny, 50 small, 266 medium, 14 large, 3 giant
16,763: 92 compact, 91 tiny, 50 small, 267 medium, 14 large, 3 giant
16,817: 92 compact, 91 tiny, 50 small, 268 medium, 14 large, 3 giant
16,844: 92 compact, 92 tiny, 50 small, 268 medium, 14 large, 3 giant
16,871: 92 compact, 92 tiny, 50 small, 269 medium, 14 large, 3 giant
16,925: 93 compact, 92 tiny, 50 small, 270 medium, 14 large, 3 giant
16,979: 93 compact, 92 tiny, 50 small, 271 medium, 14 large, 3 giant
17,006: 93 compact, 93 tiny, 50 small, 271 medium, 14 large, 3 giant
17,021: 93 compact, 93 tiny, 51 small, 271 medium, 14 large, 3 giant
17,033: 93 compact, 93 tiny, 51 small, 272 medium, 14 large, 3 giant
17,087: 94 compact, 93 tiny, 51 small, 273 medium, 14 large, 3 giant
17,141: 94 compact, 93 tiny, 51 small, 274 medium, 14 large, 3 giant
17,168: 94 compact, 94 tiny, 51 small, 274 medium, 14 large, 3 giant
17,195: 94 compact, 94 tiny, 51 small, 275 medium, 14 large, 3 giant
17,249: 95 compact, 94 tiny, 51 small, 276 medium, 14 large, 3 giant
17,303: 95 compact, 94 tiny, 51 small, 277 medium, 14 large, 3 giant
17,321: 95 compact, 94 tiny, 52 small, 277 medium, 14 large, 3 giant
17,330: 95 compact, 95 tiny, 52 small, 277 medium, 14 large, 3 giant
17,357: 95 compact, 95 tiny, 52 small, 278 medium, 14 large, 3 giant
17,411: 96 compact, 95 tiny, 52 small, 279 medium, 14 large, 3 giant
17,465: 96 compact, 95 tiny, 52 small, 280 medium, 14 large, 3 giant
17,492: 96 compact, 96 tiny, 52 small, 280 medium, 14 large, 3 giant
17,519: 96 compact, 96 tiny, 52 small, 281 medium, 14 large, 3 giant
17,573: 97 compact, 96 tiny, 52 small, 282 medium, 14 large, 3 giant
17,621: 97 compact, 96 tiny, 53 small, 282 medium, 14 large, 3 giant
17,627: 97 compact, 96 tiny, 53 small, 283 medium, 14 large, 3 giant
17,654: 97 compact, 97 tiny, 53 small, 283 medium, 14 large, 3 giant
17,681: 97 compact, 97 tiny, 53 small, 284 medium, 14 large, 3 giant
17,735: 98 compact, 97 tiny, 53 small, 284 medium, 14 large, 3 giant
17,771: 98 compact, 97 tiny, 53 small, 284 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
17,789: 98 compact, 97 tiny, 53 small, 285 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
17,816: 98 compact, 98 tiny, 53 small, 285 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
17,843: 98 compact, 98 tiny, 53 small, 286 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
17,897: 99 compact, 98 tiny, 53 small, 287 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
17,921: 99 compact, 98 tiny, 54 small, 287 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
17,951: 99 compact, 98 tiny, 54 small, 288 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
17,978: 99 compact, 99 tiny, 54 small, 288 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
18,005: 99 compact, 99 tiny, 54 small, 289 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
18,059: 100 compact, 99 tiny, 54 small, 290 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
18,113: 100 compact, 99 tiny, 54 small, 291 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
18,140: 100 compact, 100 tiny, 54 small, 291 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
18,167: 100 compact, 100 tiny, 54 small, 292 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
18,221: 101 compact, 100 tiny, 55 small, 293 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
18,275: 101 compact, 100 tiny, 55 small, 294 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
18,302: 101 compact, 101 tiny, 55 small, 294 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
18,329: 101 compact, 101 tiny, 55 small, 295 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
18,383: 102 compact, 101 tiny, 55 small, 296 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
18,437: 102 compact, 101 tiny, 55 small, 297 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
18,464: 102 compact, 102 tiny, 55 small, 297 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
18,491: 102 compact, 102 tiny, 55 small, 298 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
18,521: 102 compact, 102 tiny, 56 small, 298 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
18,545: 103 compact, 102 tiny, 56 small, 299 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
18,599: 103 compact, 102 tiny, 56 small, 300 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
18,626: 103 compact, 103 tiny, 56 small, 300 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
18,653: 103 compact, 103 tiny, 56 small, 301 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
18,707: 104 compact, 103 tiny, 56 small, 302 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
18,761: 104 compact, 103 tiny, 56 small, 303 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
18,788: 104 compact, 104 tiny, 56 small, 303 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
18,815: 104 compact, 104 tiny, 56 small, 304 medium, 15 large, 3 giant
18,821: 104 compact, 104 tiny, 57 small, 304 medium, 16 large, 4 giant
18,869: 105 compact, 104 tiny, 57 small, 305 medium, 16 large, 4 giant
18,923: 105 compact, 104 tiny, 57 small, 306 medium, 16 large, 4 giant
18,950: 105 compact, 105 tiny, 57 small, 306 medium, 16 large, 4 giant
18,977: 105 compact, 105 tiny, 57 small, 307 medium, 16 large, 4 giant
19,031: 106 compact, 105 tiny, 57 small, 308 medium, 16 large, 4 giant
19,085: 106 compact, 105 tiny, 57 small, 309 medium, 16 large, 4 giant
19,112: 106 compact, 106 tiny, 57 small, 309 medium, 16 large, 4 giant
19,121: 106 compact, 106 tiny, 58 small, 309 medium, 16 large, 4 giant
19,139: 106 compact, 106 tiny, 58 small, 310 medium, 16 large, 4 giant
19,193: 107 compact, 106 tiny, 58 small, 311 medium, 16 large, 4 giant
19,247: 107 compact, 106 tiny, 58 small, 312 medium, 16 large, 4 giant
19,274: 107 compact, 107 tiny, 58 small, 312 medium, 16 large, 4 giant
19,301: 107 compact, 107 tiny, 58 small, 313 medium, 16 large, 4 giant
19,355: 108 compact, 107 tiny, 58 small, 314 medium, 16 large, 4 giant
19,409: 108 compact, 107 tiny, 58 small, 315 medium, 16 large, 4 giant
19,421: 108 compact, 107 tiny, 59 small, 315 medium, 16 large, 4 giant
19,436: 108 compact, 108 tiny, 59 small, 315 medium, 16 large, 4 giant
19,463: 108 compact, 108 tiny, 59 small, 316 medium, 16 large, 4 giant
19,517: 109 compact, 108 tiny, 59 small, 317 medium, 16 large, 4 giant
19,571: 109 compact, 108 tiny, 59 small, 318 medium, 16 large, 4 giant
19,598: 109 compact, 109 tiny, 59 small, 318 medium, 16 large, 4 giant
19,625: 109 compact, 109 tiny, 59 small, 319 medium, 16 large, 4 giant
19,679: 110 compact, 109 tiny, 59 small, 320 medium, 16 large, 4 giant
19,721: 110 compact, 109 tiny, 60 small, 320 medium, 16 large, 4 giant
19,733: 110 compact, 109 tiny, 60 small, 321 medium, 16 large, 4 giant
19,760: 110 compact, 110 tiny, 60 small, 321 medium, 16 large, 4 giant
19,787: 110 compact, 110 tiny, 60 small, 322 medium, 16 large, 4 giant
19,841: 111 compact, 110 tiny, 60 small, 323 medium, 16 large, 4 giant
19,871: 111 compact, 110 tiny, 60 small, 323 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
19,895: 111 compact, 110 tiny, 60 small, 324 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
19,922: 111 compact, 111 tiny, 60 small, 324 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
19,949: 111 compact, 111 tiny, 60 small, 325 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
20,003: 112 compact, 111 tiny, 60 small, 326 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
20,021: 112 compact, 111 tiny, 61 small, 326 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
20,057: 112 compact, 111 tiny, 61 small, 327 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
20,084: 112 compact, 112 tiny, 61 small, 327 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
20,111: 112 compact, 112 tiny, 61 small, 328 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
20,165: 113 compact, 112 tiny, 61 small, 329 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
20,219: 113 compact, 112 tiny, 61 small, 330 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
20,246: 113 compact, 113 tiny, 61 small, 330 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
20,273: 113 compact, 113 tiny, 61 small, 331 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
20,321: 113 compact, 113 tiny, 62 small, 331 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
20,327: 114 compact, 113 tiny, 62 small, 332 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
20,381: 114 compact, 113 tiny, 62 small, 333 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
20,408: 114 compact, 114 tiny, 62 small, 333 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
20,435: 114 compact, 114 tiny, 62 small, 334 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
20,489: 115 compact, 114 tiny, 62 small, 335 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
20,543: 115 compact, 114 tiny, 62 small, 336 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
20,570: 115 compact, 115 tiny, 62 small, 336 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
20,597: 115 compact, 115 tiny, 62 small, 337 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
20,621: 115 compact, 115 tiny, 63 small, 337 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
20,651: 116 compact, 115 tiny, 63 small, 338 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
20,705: 116 compact, 115 tiny, 63 small, 339 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
20,732: 116 compact, 116 tiny, 63 small, 339 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
20,759: 116 compact, 116 tiny, 63 small, 340 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
20,813: 117 compact, 116 tiny, 63 small, 341 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
20,867: 117 compact, 116 tiny, 63 small, 342 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
20,894: 117 compact, 117 tiny, 63 small, 342 medium, 17 large, 4 giant
20,921: 117 compact, 117 tiny, 64 small, 343 medium, 18 large, 4 giant
20,975: 118 compact, 117 tiny, 64 small, 344 medium, 18 large, 4 giant
21,029: 118 compact, 117 tiny, 64 small, 345 medium, 18 large, 4 giant
21,056: 118 compact, 118 tiny, 64 small, 345 medium, 18 large, 4 giant
21,083: 118 compact, 118 tiny, 64 small, 346 medium, 18 large, 4 giant
21,137: 119 compact, 118 tiny, 64 small, 347 medium, 18 large, 4 giant
21,191: 119 compact, 118 tiny, 64 small, 348 medium, 18 large, 4 giant
21,218: 119 compact, 119 tiny, 64 small, 348 medium, 18 large, 4 giant
21,221: 119 compact, 119 tiny, 65 small, 348 medium, 18 large, 4 giant
21,245: 119 compact, 119 tiny, 65 small, 349 medium, 18 large, 4 giant
21,299: 120 compact, 119 tiny, 65 small, 350 medium, 18 large, 4 giant
21,353: 120 compact, 119 tiny, 65 small, 351 medium, 18 large, 4 giant
21,380: 120 compact, 120 tiny, 65 small, 351 medium, 18 large, 4 giant
21,407: 120 compact, 120 tiny, 65 small, 352 medium, 18 large, 4 giant
21,461: 121 compact, 120 tiny, 65 small, 353 medium, 18 large, 4 giant
21,515: 121 compact, 120 tiny, 65 small, 354 medium, 18 large, 4 giant
21,521: 121 compact, 120 tiny, 66 small, 354 medium, 18 large, 4 giant
21,542: 121 compact, 121 tiny, 66 small, 354 medium, 18 large, 4 giant
21,569: 121 compact, 121 tiny, 66 small, 355 medium, 18 large, 4 giant
21,623: 122 compact, 121 tiny, 66 small, 356 medium, 18 large, 4 giant
21,677: 122 compact, 121 tiny, 66 small, 357 medium, 18 large, 4 giant
21,704: 122 compact, 122 tiny, 66 small, 357 medium, 18 large, 4 giant
21,731: 122 compact, 122 tiny, 66 small, 358 medium, 18 large, 4 giant
21,785: 123 compact, 122 tiny, 66 small, 359 medium, 18 large, 4 giant
21,821: 123 compact, 122 tiny, 67 small, 359 medium, 18 large, 4 giant
21,839: 123 compact, 122 tiny, 67 small, 360 medium, 18 large, 4 giant
21,866: 123 compact, 123 tiny, 67 small, 360 medium, 18 large, 4 giant
21,893: 123 compact, 123 tiny, 67 small, 361 medium, 18 large, 4 giant
21,947: 124 compact, 123 tiny, 67 small, 362 medium, 18 large, 4 giant
21,971: 124 compact, 123 tiny, 67 small, 362 medium, 19 large, 4 giant
22,001: 124 compact, 123 tiny, 67 small, 363 medium, 19 large, 4 giant
22,028: 124 compact, 124 tiny, 67 small, 363 medium, 19 large, 4 giant
22,055: 124 compact, 124 tiny, 67 small, 364 medium, 19 large, 4 giant
22,109: 125 compact, 124 tiny, 67 small, 365 medium, 19 large, 4 giant
22,121: 125 compact, 124 tiny, 68 small, 365 medium, 19 large, 4 giant
22,163: 125 compact, 124 tiny, 68 small, 366 medium, 19 large, 4 giant
22,190: 125 compact, 125 tiny, 68 small, 366 medium, 19 large, 4 giant
22,217: 125 compact, 125 tiny, 68 small, 367 medium, 19 large, 4 giant
22,271: 126 compact, 125 tiny, 68 small, 368 medium, 19 large, 4 giant
22,325: 126 compact, 125 tiny, 68 small, 369 medium, 19 large, 4 giant
22,352: 126 compact, 126 tiny, 68 small, 369 medium, 19 large, 4 giant
22,379: 126 compact, 126 tiny, 68 small, 370 medium, 19 large, 4 giant
22,421: 126 compact, 126 tiny, 69 small, 370 medium, 19 large, 4 giant
22,433: 127 compact, 126 tiny, 69 small, 371 medium, 19 large, 4 giant
22,487: 127 compact, 126 tiny, 69 small, 372 medium, 19 large, 4 giant
22,514: 127 compact, 127 tiny, 69 small, 372 medium, 19 large, 4 giant
22,541: 127 compact, 127 tiny, 69 small, 373 medium, 19 large, 4 giant
22,595: 128 compact, 127 tiny, 69 small, 374 medium, 19 large, 4 giant
22,649: 128 compact, 127 tiny, 69 small, 375 medium, 19 large, 4 giant
22,676: 128 compact, 128 tiny, 69 small, 375 medium, 19 large, 4 giant
22,703: 128 compact, 128 tiny, 69 small, 376 medium, 19 large, 4 giant
22,721: 128 compact, 128 tiny, 70 small, 376 medium, 19 large, 4 giant
22,757: 129 compact, 128 tiny, 70 small, 377 medium, 19 large, 4 giant
22,811: 129 compact, 128 tiny, 70 small, 378 medium, 19 large, 4 giant
22,838: 129 compact, 129 tiny, 70 small, 378 medium, 19 large, 4 giant
22,865: 129 compact, 129 tiny, 70 small, 379 medium, 19 large, 4 giant
22,919: 130 compact, 129 tiny, 70 small, 380 medium, 19 large, 4 giant
22,973: 130 compact, 129 tiny, 70 small, 381 medium, 19 large, 4 giant
23,000: 130 compact, 130 tiny, 70 small, 381 medium, 19 large, 4 giant

As always, in keeping with our wise tradition, High King Auz sex-‘christens’ each one of those as they are finished being 3D-printed.

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Overall:

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Seating:

Seats in these flying saucers of ours have their own room/suite,
and they are numbered first by row (all of which are circular and concentric), starting at the craft’s center, then counting out to the outer edge of the saucer,
with individual rooms then given a letter in alphabetical order, adding an additional letter every time “Z” is used,
so room/suite 1A is the room or suite in the hall closest to the center of the craft, on any of its passengers-floors, which is just to the right of the straight hallway which connects the center of that level to the front of the craft (since we label these rooms clockwise),
and if that circular hallway only has 24 rooms, then the last room connected by it will be 1X, the 24th letter in the alphabet,
whereas a hallway with 32 rooms would end in ZF (the 26th letter + the 6th letter).

Since our craft only have 1 to 4 passengers-floors, we did not add a designator in their room/suite-names to indicate which floor one is on. That information can be acquired from the crew.

(Please pardon the discrepancy in one of our labeled-rooms blueprint/layout images; one of those two images shows correctly-labeled rooms, while the other one incorrectly shows 1A not just to the right of the forward-oriented rings-connecting hallway, but just to the right of the rings-connecting hallway oriented toward the top of the image, which would be out toward the right side/edge/curve of the craft.)

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Dome-portholes Above or Below Some Seats:

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Toilet-rooms and Bathrooms:

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Dining Rings:

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Garages:

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Cockpits:

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2022 Update: Life-size Computer-models in Creativerse

Compact Model:

Tiny Model:

Small Model:

Medium Model:

Large Model:

Giant Model:

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2023 Update 1: Stewardess-ICVs Uniform

This is what makes the crew/staff working in all our commercial flying saucers easily identifiable.

Rank-insignia on their uniform-sleeves indicate:

Pvt: is an ICV focused on a single room or suite, often with a few kajirae assisting her
Cpl: is an ICV in charge of a hall quarter; 1/4 of a ring/section
Sgt: is in charge of an entire hall; a ring/section
SSgt: is in charge of a floor or the entire staff of stewardesses

The pilot is in charge of them all plus her 2 copilot-ICVs. She wears the SSgt insignia. Her copilots wear the Sgt insignia.

Why use enlisted rank-insignia for pilots? Our non-commercial fleet/s of air/spacecraft include trillions of craft, the biggest as large as planets and stars, so even our giant (biggest) commercial flying saucer is relatively tiny compared to those, plus it is lower-ranking than a single fighter-jet of ours.
We also have no officer ranks at all, as our only true officer/leader is Auz, all others being extensions of his will, making every ICV more like enlisted order-followers than anything else, even when they are commanding fleets and worlds for him.

Kajirae serving as assistants to these stewardesses are kept nude except for their slave-collar.

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2023 Update 2: Calculations

“and at our 2B/yr capacity: 153,846,153/mo.; 5,494,505/d; 228,937/hr;
~763 of the ~300-seat flights per hour (most being 200-500/plane); 12 flights/minute; 1 every 5 seconds”
but that is an avg. using only 1 size

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Total Craft:

23,000 A.D.: 130 compact, 130 tiny, 70 small, 381 medium, 19 large, 4 giant

24000 A.D. / total:
130 compact flying saucers
130 tiny flying saucers
70 small flying saucers
390 medium-sized flying saucers
20 large flying saucers
5 giant flying saucers
(Inisfree Spaceways’ “fleet” max’ = 745 commercial craft; comparable to how many airplanes several major Outlands airlines had in 2022 A.D. –scroll down to “fleet size / aircraft operated” here)

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Passengers Range per Craft:

compact saucer = 32 (at 1 per room), or 64 (at 1 per chair-and-a-half and 1 per bed; 2 per room), or 96 (1 or 2 per chair-and-a-half, and 1 or 2 per bed; 3 per room) passengers
tiny saucer = 120-240-360 passengers
small saucer = 464-928-1,392 passengers
medium saucer = 304-608-912 passengers
large saucer = 448-896-1,344 passengers
giant saucer = 784-1,568-2,352 passengers

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Actual Numbers Using Our Spaceline:

Let’s say that of the 2B destined to get to return to Inisfree as they please,
all of then come roughly once a year, excepting the inner circle of Auz, which visits him there more often,
and ~33% fly their own craft there,
while another ~33% use portals from their own structures or powers,
and the final ~33% choose to ride in one of our commercial saucers.

2B/3 = 666,666,666.6
Divide by 13 = 51,282,051.28 per Inisfreean month
Divide by 28 = 1,831,501.831/day
76,312.57631/hour
1,271.876271/minute
That many people are easily flown by just our giant saucers plus a few of our others.

64 at normal occupancy in a compact
240 in tiny
928 small
608 medium
896 large
1,568 giant
sum = 4,304 passengers at normal occupancy when 1 of each size saucer is in service simultaneously

76,312.57631/4,304 = 17.73061717; if we had 18 of each size saucer in service at the same time, that would cover our hourly need “at capacity” (in 23000/+ A.D.).
We have more than 18 of all sizes except our giant model.

Naturally, not all our flights get fully booked, as some provide transportation to/from less-populated places allied with us, thus the numerous other saucers in our fleet.

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Time Available per Saucer per Spot:

21 middle-terminal gates (for compact docking) used by 130 saucers = 6 or 7 sharing each
7 sharing each docking arm per day = 3.428571428 hours available for each to park there

52 tiny pads used by 130 saucers = 2 or 3 sharing each
3 sharing each of those pads per day = 8 hours available for each to park there

14 small pads used by 70 saucers = 5 sharing each
5 sharing each of those pads per day = 4.8 hours available for each to park there

36 medium pads used by 390 saucers = 10 or 11 sharing each
11 sharing each of those pads per day = ~2.18 hours available for each to park there

4 large pads used by 20 saucers = 5 sharing each
5 sharing each of those pads per day = 4.8 hours available for each to park there

1 giant pad (big enough for dozens of saucers), used by 5 saucers = 5 sharing it, but all can fit on it at the same time, thus these have no time limit for how long they can park here

Thus all are easily loaded, unloaded, and serviced here, all their available parking times far exceeding the ~1/4-hour it takes to get them flying/warping again.

The remaining time available at each arm or pad is used by the private craft not of our own commercial fleet.

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If all 745 saucers in our fleet were used on the same day, each once that day, all at their maximum capacity:

96 passengers in a compact x 130 saucers = 12,480
360 in tiny x 130 saucers = 46,800
1,392 small x 70 saucers = 97,440
912 medium x 390 saucers = 355,680
1,344 large x 20 saucers = 26,880
2,352 giant x 5 saucers = 11,760
sum: capacity to transport 551,040 people

551,040/228,937 = 2.406950383;
even if all 2B wanted to by flown by our fleet once each year, each of our saucers would only need to make 3 trips per day.

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2023 Update 3: Snow Cones

These can now be prepared in any of these craft in their kitchen/s.

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2023 Update 4: Better Than Outlander Luxury Aircraft

The following are features in all Inisfree Spaceways commercial flying saucers which are above the standard of even Outlands luxury aircraft / first-class perks.

5-point seat-harnesses, not just seatbelts
actual blankets (not the large tissue-like nonsense most Outlander airlines offer)
Announcements are auto translated into the language of each passenger, broadcast via intercom into their rooms before takeoff and landing, and via earphones during the rest/middle of the flight.
Crew leaders (ICVs) always keep stewardesses (kajirae) informed of their assigned passengers’ likes, dislikes, limits, etc., making for personalized conversing/service.
cum-champagne available for females
dusting (craft-wide) done after every flight (based on the dust-buildup all ICVs and the craft themselves can sense)
electrum cutlery
entertainment channels exclusive to our realm, including all the best porn and nothing that is gross;
You can read like an eBook on your TV any of the 13 books (the Capital of Antarctica saga) or 11 magazines made in our realm,
you can play any of the 336 computer/video games we made (because, as of 2024, every seat has an omni game controller plugged in –like how some Outlands aircraft offer plug-in ear-phones),
you can watch any of the >576 movies (actual A-movie, proper, >1-hour, motion-pictures) we made
(not to mention our literally >trillions of pornos (2B guests x all the sex each of them ever had, plus recorded Outlanders)),
you can watch any episode of the 149 TV shows we made,
you can watch any of our 82 TV stations,
you can listen to any of our >129 radio stations,
and even listen to the 3 “greatest hits” albums we made available; 1 for VR, 1 for VR2, and 1 for VR3.
Everything you can listen to or watch can be CC/subtitled and/or translated into any of the 33 languages we recognize/teach in our realm.
(We block all Outlands-human books, games, movies, radio, and shows for obvious reasons; they are rife with deadly misinformation, degeneracy, slander, attempts at normalizing evil, etc.. After checking nearly all of them for the entire human civilization on Earth, we have not yet found a single one which was appropriate or even sane. You’re welcome.)
Everyone has his/her own room, not just a seat or partition.
free everything
guaranteed pleasant fellow passengers (as only those prescreened by us can come to our realm)
hygiene-buddy service; naked stewardess (kajira) can bathe and/or shower with you, hand-wash (or even tongue-bathe) you, pat you dry, braid your hair, etc.
individual lighting controls, both for brightness and color
janitor-babes keeping the toilet/s spotless between every use
luggage storage by each seat (not randomly in a shared overhead bin shelf line)
(Why have luggage compartments and vehicle garages when no one is allowed to bring anything to Inisfree other than their own bodies? Sometimes exceptions are made which allow some of our declassified products to be taken out of our realm.)
luxurious bedding/sheets
meals and drinks made to order –and of whatever you like, not just from a preset/generic menu
Newer Outlands first-class suites have seats which can rotate to face their portholes/windows/views, but many of our seats (all window-facing seats) are positioned outward like that by default, and we have the only seats which can be raised (into an overhead dome-window) or lowered (into an inverted dome-window underneath), not just rotated.
Nuru massages at your seat
nyotaimori option with your meal and even with snacks
Only you and the flight crew have access to your storage compartment/s.
shared or private shower and bathtub in the larger models
snuggle-babe / fuckbuddy with every seat –who doubles as your private butler/maid
Some of our passengers have tails, so all our seats have tail holes.
Toilet seats and lids are both slow-lowering.
TVs are all touch-screen
TV channel for toggling to view different external-camera vantages
vanity-mirror by each seat
vehicle (small personal automobile; car or pickup) transport available via built-in garages
Window covers slide down as a backup for the push-button ‘glass’ shading/polarization feature; the windows themselves turn opaque on command.
wrap-around dining/lounge in the larger models
zero ambient/white noise from outside air friction

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2023 Update 5: Rules

Alcohol and smoking are not allowed.
Be courteous of fellow passengers and the crew; stay as quiet as you can so that they may rest or enjoy the views and entertainment.
Complimentary blankets and other comforts are to be left on your seat / in your room.
Do not wear cologne or perfume.
Emergencies shall only be announced and managed by the crew; if you notice something which could present a worrisome issue, alert a crew member immediately, then wait for her to communicate any confirmed issue to the other passengers. For example, you are not allowed to yell, “Bomb!” or “Fire!”.
Fighting is forbidden; only do such a thing in a designated area; in a dojo or tournament.
Keep pets (kajirae) collared at all times, and leashed when outside your room / away from your seat.
Layover in Inisfree required for all flights to/from SSA (though this may only take a few minutes, and you likely won’t have to disembark).
No ‘cutting’ the line / skipping your place in the queue.
Order only what you can consume during your flight.
Portal-ing is not allowed within the craft, and we have the means to jam/prevent portal-ing.
Remain seated and buckled/harnessed in during the flight, unless using the bathroom.
Security checks are handled by the ICVs’ senses, so you won’t have to stand/wait in a line other than to board in an orderly fashion.
Those who have already been to Inisfree (usually via one of these commercial flying saucers of ours)… can be allowed to then return via an air/spacecraft of their own, so long as they understand and acknowledge we will override their craft and manipulate it to leave if it has anything unacceptable to us, such as pollution-emitting engines/exhaust, etc.. This is the only time things made outside our realm are allowed in. Not even luggage can come with a personal air/spacecraft.
Only in rare cases do we even allow clothing on the passengers or crew of such; males are allowed to wear something covering their genitals, such as shorts or swim-trunks or a kilt.
Use the bathtub, shower, sink, and toilet within reason, leaving as little mess as possible for the crew/kajirae to clean up.
While personal electronics have no effect on our craft, all of our passengers are only allowed to bring themselves; if you are invited to Inisfree, you cannot bring luggage or devices of any kind with you, and only males are allowed to remain clothed when boarding.
You must be sober and in excellent, if not perfect, health and shape; we only allow healthy responsible people into our craft and realm. Inisfree is a sacred place where resonance/vibe means a lot.

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2023 Update 6: Crew/Staff Per Size

Compact

1 floor, 2 ring-halls, 32 rooms, 96 max. passengers cap.
3 ICV pilots (always a Ssgt pilot and 2 Sgt copilots (1 focusing on craft internals, and 1 focusing on weather/surroundings control), as officers are for our military, and the craft itself is the highest-ranking A.I. of the given team/unit)
1 ICV SSgts (1 per floor)
2 ICV Sgts (1 per ring-hall)
8 ICV Cpls (1 per ring-hall quarter)
32 ICV Pvts (1 per room or suite)
96 kajirae (3 per ICV Pvt)
total crew: 142
max. aboard (crew + passengers): 238 (similar population to a frigate)
1 kitchen (all our craft using Materializers more than stoves and ovens when many orders are placed at once, which is why we recommend scheduling orders when you reserve a seat/room)
32 gurneys (all of which are collapsible, stored in crew-only compartments until nyotaimori is requested –and the shared-consciousness and ship itself mean all its ICVs know where to return each gurney)

Tiny

1 floor, 3 ring-halls, 120 rooms, 360 max. cap.
3 ICV pilots
1 ICV SSgts (1 per floor)
3 ICV Sgts (1 per ring-hall)
12 ICV Cpls (1 per ring-hall quarter)
120 ICV Pvts (1 per room or suite)
360 kajirae (3 per ICV Pvt)
total crew: 499
max. aboard: 859 (similar population to a cruiser)
1 kitchen
120 gurneys

Small

2 floors, 3 ring-halls/floor, 464 rooms, 1,392 max. cap.
3 ICV pilots
2 ICV SSgts (1 per floor)
6 ICV Sgts (1 per ring-hall)
24 ICV Cpls (1 per ring-hall quarter)
464 ICV Pvts (1 per room or suite)
1,392 kajirae (3 per ICV Pvt)
total crew: 1,891
max. aboard: 3,283 (similar population to a battlecruiser)
2 kitchens (always 1 per passengers-floor); each provides up to 696 meals per flight
464 gurneys

Medium

2 passengers-floors, 5 ring-halls (non-dining) per, 304 rooms, 912 max. cap.
3 ICV pilots
3 ICV SSgts (1 per floor; 1 for the garages)
10 ICV Sgts (1 per ring-hall)
40 ICV Cpls (1 per ring-hall quarter)
304 ICV Pvts (1 per room or suite)
912 kajirae (3 per ICV Pvt; 1 for nyotaimori, 1 runner, and 1 to snuggle)
total crew: 1,272
max. aboard: 2,184 (similar population to a battleship)
2 kitchens; up to 456 meals made in each per flight
304 gurneys

Large

3 passengers-floors, 6 ring-halls (non-dining) per, 448 rooms, 1,344 max. cap.
3 ICV pilots
4 ICV SSgts (1 per floor)
18 ICV Sgts (1 per ring-hall)
72 ICV Cpls (1 per ring-hall quarter)
448 ICV Pvts (1 per room or suite)
1,344 kajirae (3 per ICV Pvt)
total crew: 1,889
max. aboard: 3,233 (similar population to a battlecruiser)
3 kitchens; up to 448 meals made in each per flight
448 gurneys

Giant

4 passengers-floors, 3-7-7-2 ring-halls (highest to lowest, non-dining), 784 rooms, 2,352 max. cap.
3 ICV pilots
5 ICV SSgts (1 per floor)
19 ICV Sgts (1 per ring-hall)
76 ICV Cpls (1 per ring-hall quarter)
784 ICV Pvts (1 per room or suite)
2,352 kajirae (3 per ICV Pvt)
total crew: 3,239
max. aboard: 5,591 (similar population to an aircraft carrier)
4 kitchens, and the workload is evenly divided amongst them, as they are all the same size; up to 588 meals made in each per flight
784 gurneys

Obviously, with more rooms in outer rings and inner floors, and with different rooms requesting services at different times, those crew locations/assignments are just to start; during flights, they walk to different rooms/sections as needed.

Kajirae are waitresses, not cooks/chefs, thus ICVs staffing the kitchens hand them completed orders they then carry or push (if nyotaimori; on a gurney) to the rooms.

With so many crew in each craft, and 3′-thick walls in the models, all ICVs stay in stasis tubes behind wall panels, and kajirae stay in their assigned closet-sized compartment with a fold-down seat and harness, both of those types of crew containers in the ring-halls (since the walls in the rooms are for shelves and luggage compartments), until needed, keeping the halls and rooms clear and quiet.
The ICVs are in stasis tubes, and stewardess-kajirae in ~2’x2’x6′ seat compartments, across the ring-hall from each seat-room, until needed; this keeps each room’s servants/stewardesses as close to it as possible without disturbing the privacy/rest of the passenger/s.
The gurney (for each seat/room) is collapsed and stowed upright in a compartment of similar size between each seat-room; where the rooms-separating walls intersect on the other side.

Only when a seat is reserved do we add 1 ICV and 3 kajirae to service that room; for flights where fewer passengers than max. cap. will be present, we have only as many crew as are needed to fully simultaneously service that # of passengers.
If a flight, for example, only had a single passenger, it would have its usual number of pilots, floor leaders, ring-hall leaders, and ring-hall quarter leaders, but only 1 ICV Pvt and 3 kajirae.
Until needed, the max. crew standby in our Civilian Aerospaceport, taxied/bused to the saucers they will be needed in.

With up to 4 crew per passenger, this allows everyone worthy of being our passengers to not only choose when they join “The Mile-high Club” (having sex in an airplane when it is up in the sky), but even have an orgy or reverse-gangbang every time they fly with us. Amen.

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2023 Update 7: Excerpt

Before you even get inside one of their airships, you’re already likely to be feeling excited about your latest adventure; Inisfreeans don’t fly to human airports, instead picking you up wherever is convenient for you, even if that is in your own backyard.
This means no parking-garage fees or sketchy areas, no standing in lines to walk through bomb-sniffer machines, no deformed/overweight TSA mutants/degenerates, no stinky human-airport “food”, etc..
The moment they get within a couple miles of you, and especially once up close and looking directly your way, Inisfreeans can easily tell if you are safe and ready to fly with them.

You’ll know it’s them, too; only they (ICVs crewing these craft) wear that ultra-sexy tummy-and-underboobs-showing Dress White uniform,
and only their stewardesses wear only a kajira-collar; they are slave-girls and fellow super-hotties, after all.

Their greeting style by itself is exceptional; if it is your first time, they will ask you if you want a handshake, high-five, or hug, then offer to hold your hand as they show you where you can find your seat/room/suite.
If it is not your first time with them, they will default to what you indicated is your preference last time, or what they can sense you are in the mood for this time.
They always remember your name, and what you go by, too, so you’ll see them smiling genuinely as they recognize and greet you, using their normal (musical, upbeat) voices, opening their arms to give you a wonderful welcome-back embrace.
Some people choose to make-out with them during boarding, which they, being Inisfreeans, also love. Feel free to feel them up, too! They’ll LOVE you for that.

From the moment you step into any of Inisfree’s commercial flying saucers, you see that their baseline-level of luxury includes features above and beyond what even first-class in Outlander-human airplanes has;
Free everything, no exceptions; if you are approved to visit Inisfree, you won’t ever have to pay for your transportation or anything else along the way, or there, or on your way back.
Guaranteed pleasant fellow passengers; only those prescreened by the ICVs can go to their realm. No one can buy or bribe or sneak their way in. No one can even pretend to be polite; ICVs always sense thoughts/intentions.
Everyone has his/her own room, not just a seat or partition.
Luggage storage is by each seat, not randomly in a shared overhead bin shelf line, so you’ll always know exactly where your stuff is. They don’t even separate you from larger bags, like how Outlanders have workers load those things in a lower section of their airplanes. And only you and the flight crew have access to your storage compartment/s.
All their seats have tail holes because some of their passengers have a tail.
The 5-point seat-harnesses make you a lot safer than regular seatbelts ever could.
There is a vanity-mirror by each seat.
Individual lighting controls, both for brightness and color; your room isn’t limited to an on/off light-switch for a single overhead tiny fixture; you have direct and indirect lighting options all around.
Window covers slide down as a backup for the push-button ‘glass’ shading/polarization feature; the windows themselves turn opaque on command.
The safety-brochure at your seat is paired with a video, only attractive (normal, non-mutated/-degenerate) people are in the video, none of them wear creepy facepaint (“makeup”) like Outlanders do, and the video isn’t cheesy (lame) or sexually inappropriate (IOW it doesn’t have homosexual males, or females covering up beauty).
Whatever your native language is, that is how you will hear all their crew’s announcements, each automatically translated for you, broadcast to your room’s own speaker before takeoff, then via your earphones during the middle of the flight, and again via your speaker before and after landing.
The stewardesses (kajirae) know many, if not all, of your likes, dislikes, limits, and so on, making the conversing and other services they provide personalized, not just polite in general.
They have actual blankets that are soft and cozy and so easy to completely cover yourself with.
A snuggle-babe / fuckbuddy comes (cum-pun not intended) with every seat –and they double as your private butler/maid; they’ll keep your room or suite tidy even during your flight, as opposed to how a cleaning team boards Outlander airplanes to inspect and touch them up after those passengers disembark at their destination.

Take-off happens without you feeling a change in momentum; you aren’t pushed back against your seat, and the craft doesn’t start to vibrate or rumble. You also don’t accelerate forward upon a runway; these vessels just hover straight up until they are at the legal altitude to either warp or portal away.
There is zero ambient/white noise from outside air friction, thanks to energy-based cavitation, an effect of the repulsine-based engines.

TVs are all touch-screen.
There is a TV channel for toggling to view different external-camera vantages.
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Entertainment channels you can only get/see/access if you are a guest of Inisfree are all free on the screen in front of your seat;
You can read like an eBook on your TV any of the 13 books (the Capital of Antarctica saga) or 10 magazines exclusively made in their realm,
you can play any of the 103 computer/video games they made, all via their omni-game controller they provide –and they are developing 147 more that will also become available during these flights,
you can watch any of the >1,000 movies (actual A-movie, proper, >1-hour, motion-pictures) they made (not to mention their literally >millions of pornos, all of them beautiful, none of them disgusting like Outlander porn),
you can watch any episode of the >59 TV shows they made –and they are making 17 more shows,
you can watch any of their 76 TV stations,
you can listen to any of their >129 radio stations,
and even listen to the 3 “greatest hits” albums they made; 1 for the rock-band Violent Rebirth, 1 for the sequel-band of that group (VR2), and 1 for VR3.
Everything you can listen to or watch can be CC/subtitled and/or translated (dialogue, not just captions) into any of the 33 languages they recognize/teach in their realm.
All the passengers are always grateful and relieved to see that Inisfreeans block all Outlands-human books, games, movies, radio, and shows for obvious reasons; those unthinkable publications were rife with deadly misinformation, degeneracy, slander, attempts at normalizing evil, and so on.

Newer Outlands first-class suites have seats which can rotate to face their portholes/windows/views, but many of the Inisfree Spaceways seats (all their window-facing ones) are positioned outward like that by default, and they even have seats which can be raised or lowered; if you are on one of those, you can use its armrest controls to either rise up if there is a dome-window above it, or lower down if there is a dome-window underneath!
Meals and drinks are made to order –and of whatever you like (so long as it is ethical; vegan and non-alcoholic), not just from a preset/generic menu. Never once have they served up the kind of disappointing, unsatisfying, bland, airline “food” Outlanders are notorious for.
You can access the ordering-form on your screen, and you just type in whatever you have in mind, during which it will start suggesting similarly-spelled food via photograph thumbnails.
When they bring your order to your seat (or bed), they will set it down politely for you, whispering its name near your ear, then ask if you’d like their company or being handfed.
Electrum cutlery, not just silverware, is provided with any food you order.
Cum-champagne is available for female passengers, and the stewardesses and ICVs always love playing with females by cum-kissing/-swapping it.
Nyotaimori is always an option with your meal/s and even with snacks; the stewardesses and ICVs are always happy and eager to lie down as a naked “living platter” upon which your meal can be served (kajirae for the lukewarm food, and ICVs for the cold or hot).
There is a wrap-around dining/lounge in the larger models, so you can dine publicly while watching the amazing in-flight views through the many oversized-portholes known as window-walls.
Janitor-hotties keep the toilets spotless between every use, so you’ll never have to deal with a dirty one.
Toilet seats and lids are both slow-lowering.
Hygiene-buddy service; a naked stewardess (kajira) can bathe and/or shower with you if you want to do those things during your flight, and she’ll even offer to hand-wash (or even tongue-bathe) you, pat you dry, braid your hair, etc..
You will have a shared or even private shower-and-bathtub in the larger models.
Nuru massages are at your seat; you don’t even have to get up –though most passengers enjoy moving over to the nearest bed.
Luxurious bedding/sheets; not only do they offer real blankets, you can also lie down on an actual bed in your room, and its sheets and blanket are as high-quality as the one which can be brought to your seat.

With far fewer crew than passengers, you won’t always be able to fuck every sexy crew member you want during your flight, but each of those hotties will make absolutely sure an exact copy/’clone’ of her (i.e. one of her “ICV sisters”) is ready and waiting for you in Inisfree if she didn’t have time to fuck you herself before landing. That way, you’ll always get to share full-body love/lust/play/massage with every body you are attracted to. This is Inisfree.

Landing is as smooth as take-off, your craft again not using a runway, as it doesn’t need one; it just hovers down over/into position above a helipad-like landing circle, then opens its passenger-hatches so you can walk right off
–and you won’t have to wait on a line of passengers congesting a single central aisle; each of these craft has 8 entry/exit aisles connecting concentric (ring-shaped) rooms-access hallways.
(Imagine being able to board or exit a commercial airplane ~8x faster than you ever could using the Outlands system.)

Heading back out from Inisfree:
Vehicle (small personal automobile; car or pickup) transport is available via built-in garages in the large- and giant-size saucers. (Some people are allowed to take a custom vehicle made in Inisfree back out with them.)

If you are a passenger aboard Inisfree’s “Air Force Once” (AF1), you’ll be treated to all that and even more;

7-star options; (5-star being the height of non-customizable accommodations, and 6-star being partially-customizable luxury) customizable/request-able blankets, dishware, pillows, etc. –just request these in advance so they have time to prepare them for your arrival.
during-flight shuttle-service; you can enter after takeoff or exit before landing (and this airship only lands in Inisfree, Inisfree-like cities in SSA, or certain air/Spaceports of allied realms, so its shuttle-service may be likely for you if you don’t live near or in one of those places)
Every seat auto adjusts to the body dimensions of whomever is sitting on it, like what some high-end luxury or sports car seats boast for the measured purchaser, but without being limited to being built one way for one person.
Every seat (except in the staff-room) fully reclines and has a firmness dial.
pilots-class section; for those who like basically sitting in a transparent nose-cone
royalty-class section; for the innermost-circle (“A-list of the A-list”) of the High King (like a luxury hotel suite; even more-spacious and well-appointed than the private-bathroom suites throughout the rest of our airships)
Window covers slide down as a backup for the by-mind ‘glass’ shading/polarization feature; the windows turn opaque when you thought-tell them to.
All TVs are touch-screen and have voice recognition; you can just say whatever you want to eat or watch, not even having to click or type.
telescopic view on a TV channel, and overlay on the window
Every toilet is a BTB, but each of those in the wing-rooms has its own pilot-class (forward-facing) window-curve.
Faucets for bathtubs, sinks, and showers automatically adjust the water temperature based on reading your mind/reaction to it.
jacuzzi jets in every bathtub
individual lighting controls for the shower and bathtub (underwater lights)
cum-bath option (bathtub setting) and cum-shower option (shower-stall setting) for females (thanks to the 2023 December upgrade to this airship)
gemstone-chandeliers in the lounges
live music performed in the restaurant-lounge by VR2
mingling/networking/snuggling with the most powerful people in the Universe
medical hall
squadron escort for every flight
ejection/escape/life-pods (a lot like their original stasis-tube design, thus perfectly-sized for healthy humans/oids, but also able to shelter and nourish the passenger for a very long time, if need be)
ejection/escape/lifeboat (an Ark II), though obviously this will probably never be used (Ark II’s being for mega-cataclysm incidents which have stopped happening, thanks to Inisfree’s eternal alliance with the Sphere Beings / Ainur)
and (when the High King is aboard) a taxi-service convoy accompanying the royal white stretch-limousine drives up upon landing in Inisfree, so even after exiting these craft… you’ll still be traveling in world-class style, treated like royalty yourself.

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2024/+

Since passengers are not allowed to bring things onboard other than themselves, each passenger chair comes with:

an optional amenity-/travel-kit’s worth of hygiene items / toiletries; non-fluoridated toothpaste, a Sonicare toothbrush, a Waterpik, etc.
noise-canceling headphones (even though the flight is pretty silent, sounds from your suite-mates might be best muffled/blocked)
binoculars (for those who prefer this instead of our windows’ zoom feature)

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Menus are on-screen, automatically in your language, (which is) detected by the sensors in your room (1 menu of edibles (beverages, meals, and snacks, not “edibles” as in drugs), and the other menu of girls; shower-/fuckbuddies)
Beverages are presented via “the heated serve”.
Food is presented nyotaimori, unless something hot/sloshy such as soup.
Drinking-cups are made of gemstones, not sand heated into glass.
We have no leather; all our chairs are made of vegan leather-like soft coverings.

Examples of Nyotaimori:

cookies, macarons
hors d’oeuvres
muffins
pastries
sushi

Food Not Servable Nyotaimori:

ice cream
spaghetti (and most pastas)
soup
etc.

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Motto: “finest girls of The Mile-high Club”

a.k.a. “The real Polar Express”

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2015-2100 = 85yrs
4mil (guest-pop.) increase during that time = 47,058.82352/yr
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This fleet included only 1 compact-size saucer (c), and 1 small (s), thru 2074. In 2074, the projection was for 3,776,470 guests annually; 290,497/mo.
1c, 1s, 1 medium (m), thru 2101 (5.05M annual guests, thus 388,461/mo.)
1c, 1 tiny (t), 1s, 1m, thru 2128 A.D. (6.35M annually; 488,461/mo.)
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c (compact-size saucer’s) normal cap’ (nc): 64 passengers
t nc: 240
s nc: 928
m nc: 608 (suites with their own bathrooms, thus fewer passengers even though it is a larger model)
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Allotting ~1hr/flight (incl. 15 minutes in Inisfree, 30 minutes scenic portal-ing or warp-ing, 15 minutes at destination, and instant portal-ing back), those 4 saucers can transport up to:
c: 64×24=1,536
t: 240×24=5,760
s: 928×24=22,272
m: 608×24=14,592
(sum of those 4 daily -normal- capacities = 44,160; they can transport thousands more if 3 passengers to a room instead of the “normal”-capacity 2 per room)
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The following are how many guests are in Inisfree for 1 month at a time, not all of them choosing Inisfree Spaceways to get to/from our realm; ~1/3 have their own craft, and ~1/3 use portals (via their assigned bodyguard-ICVs or their own).
So take 1/3 of each of the 3 following monthly populations, then 1/28th of that, then ×2 for the 2 flights they’ll need; to Inisfree, then back home from it.
2074 A.D.: 290,497/mo.; 1/3 = 96,832, 1/14 = 6,916 needing flights each day
2101: 388,461/mo.; 1/3 = 129,487, 1/14 = 9,249 needing flights each day
2128: 488,461/mo.; 1/3 = 162,820, 1/14 = 11,630 needing flights each day
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6,916<44,160
9,249<44,160
11,630<44,160;
During all those years, even though we only had up to 4 flying saucers in this commercial fleet, they had the (combined) capacity and time to fly all the guests of ours wanting to travel to/from Inisfree via them.

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Since every non-kajirae crew-member is an ICV, those all double as our equivalent of Air Marshalls, plus they can summon their S.T. suits and deploy from their flying saucer to prevent any incompatible Outlanders from annoying/following the given craft or any of its passengers.

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The “What is Inisfree” video is offered at the start of each flight; once the passengers are seated. It is not like a mandatory safety video, though.

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Wall-art:

While the ICGM framed images focus more on milestones and noteworthy citizens of our realm, the wall-art in our commercial flying-saucers features the scenery and general culture of our society. Both however include our signature vehicles and buildings.

The GIFs in this album will be displayed in-motion on the walls of these craft, as every wall-art piece is displayed on a framed LCD.
In our smaller craft in this commercial fleet (i.e. those with fewer framed images on the walls), the same number of wall-art is still displayed. This is possible because each of the displays cycles through a portion of the art, showing each image for several seconds before fading to the next.
In our largest craft, each display only shows one of the images in this collection.
Any passenger can set the channel of their seat-facing TV to show the entire collection, automatically cycle through it, pause at any image, or go directly to any image they are thinking of (not even having to type out keywords which meta-data will link to).

When you see a collage/composite image below, imagine its actual equivalent; club designs, for example, will be in real life… the best photos of the main angles/vantages around/within that given night-club.

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As you can see, our airline/spaceline shows a lot of what you can expect to enjoy when visiting or living in our realm, and it (what we offer in our realm) is a lot healthier, more natural, and more beautiful (perfect, even) than the bizarre gross nonsense Outlander-human airports plaster all over their own airport walls in their disappointing effort to appeal to, or even try to cause the perpetuation of, the worst members of the human races/species.

To be more specific, the perfected/actual versions of the images in this album above (i.e. what people actually see on the walls of our airport and airline)… don’t show any:

alcoholic beverages,
asexual / anti-sexual subtleties (images that do not proudly demonstrate full-body health/interaction/naturalness) –IOW: You will see porn in this set of images we use to introduce/celebrate/promote our culture.
atrophy normalization (pretending that wrinkles and other old looks/aspects happen automatically),
bacteria-phobe propaganda/ads (claiming bacteria is harmful, or that any particular product is good/needed to kill bacteria),
coffee (or other unhealthy drinks),
cosmetics (blush, eye shadow, foundation, lipstick, mascara, etc.),
(death) cult (religion) normalization (e.g. crosses/crucifixes),
deformity (medical experimentation to create more sub-humans only good for work) normalization (a.k.a. ugly people),
drugs normalization (cigarettes, cigars, any other tobacco products, pharmaceutical pills, hypodermic needles (vaccines/syringes), etc.),
exaggerated/fake smiles/laughter,
fingernail extensions (stick-on nails),
fingernail paint (nail polish),
forced diversity (instead of natural inclusion when it happens on its own) a.k.a. “tokens”,
gender-inappropriate fashions (anything feminine on males, or masculine on females),
gender-neutral / ambiguous anything (anyone whose sex is not immediately obvious),
gluttony normalization (lazy scum who overeat, don’t workout, and let their bodies become hideous fat-fuck blobs),
hair cut to unattractive lengths (anything shorter than below the shoulders for females, such as an afro),
high-heeled shoes,
hotels without naked / diaphanous-articles-clad kajirae on duty as eye-candy / offerings outside and inside,
indecent exposure (anyone ugly not covered up, and anyone sexy not revealed/sharing their fitness/beauty/handsomeness),
jewelry,
killing (though we of course are fine with killing bad Outlanders such as nonvegans, cult (religion) members, slanderers, perjurers, etc.)
lies of any kind/Outlander (whatever might not fit into the other categories of this bullet-notes list),
mask-‘tards / pharma’-cartel junkies/’parrots’,
nonhuman pets (as only perfect sexy young / young-looking human females make appropriate pets for civilized people),
nonvegan anything (clothes, food, whatever),
oil/petrochemical industry normalization (gasoline-powered anything),
piercings (earrings, nose rings, etc.),
poorly-drawn (due to poor art skill, or intentionally drawn with deformities / unattractive/exaggerated body-parts) art,
pregnancy (though this is acceptable when done with a steady complete vision in Outlands locations where the offspring will have a good childhood),
propaganda trying to make Outlander flags/nations/humans seem to be good/normal beings/things,
reproduction (prematurely/default making babies) encouragement,
sexual deviancy (from our norm; bi/pan fit females, and hetero’ males who prefer bi/pan fit females),
tattoos,
uneven teeth,
weddings (the way Outlander-humans did those things) or wedding paraphernalia (wedding rings, etc.),
or anything else wisely classified as contraband/unhealthy in our realm.

As of 2024 June, the airport/spaceport this fleet of saucers of ours gets our guests to and from will also feature this set of images; that set of images will be on display in the seating/waiting areas at each terminal gate, as well as in the tunnel-ramps that move to connect with the main passenger door of each regular airplane pulled up to, and parked at, the outside of those gates.

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