Corporation Name: Interstellar Passenger Lines
Headquarters:
- Chandaar
Locations:
- Caluula
Operations:
- Passenger Transportation
- Cargo Transportation
Rationale:
Interstellar Passenger Lines was founded by and currently owned and operated by the same founder; Larilia Sosiicius. Funding for the project can be traced back to her former on and off again assistant position to her father whom was a well known Archaeologist. The last trip of such was the reason behind having the credits to start up the business. After aiding in the discovery of and retrieval of a cache of Old Republic artifacts; the credits paid for both the discovery of and retrieval by a well known Core World Museum was more than enough to pay for start up and operating cost. It's further success in a rapidly developing service industry in a section of space formerly consider a backwater has allowed for its continued growth.
Tier: 2
Description:
Interstellar Passenger Lines is an independent contractor not officially aligned with or showing any particular affinity towards any specific faction. Rather their primary concern is the people whom they ferry as well as the cargo that is entrusted to them to reach its destination. Currently a small operation focused in the Cronese and Tionese dominate sectors of the galaxy along the Mara Corridor.
Their main headquarters is located on Chandaar, with smaller field offices and hangers on the world Caluula. With the new Mara Corridor bringing more through these formerly backwater Sectors; Interstellar Passenger Lines was founded in a direct response to create a service industry to aid in the ferrying of beings and cargo to and from the Tionese and Cronese worlds in the region.
Due to its current small stature; it has so far been successful and established itself within these regions of space. Due to this establishment, the current CEO has looked towards expanding her operations outside of Tionese and Cronese space to service the great galaxy. Likewise the company has a strict policy against discrimination; though this is more due to the old adage of 'Credits are Credits.'
