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Cardi's
Wedged between two spire-like mountains, the island port
of Cardi's is a popular waypoint for pilots along the Usland
shipping lanes. A rickety landing ramp — which makes
landings hazardous — leads to a small airfield nestled
between the twin mountains of the island. Giant warehouses
along the airstrip store cargo crates for pickup and delivery,
making Cardi's a critical transfer point along many trade
routes.
Points of Interest:
Sally's Alley:
While a flyer waits for his cargo to be loaded, he can relax
over in "Sally's Alley," a diner and pilot hang-out
frequented by former test pilot Ace London.
Warehouse:
The warehouse provides temporary storage for crates flown
into Cardi's. Pilots are responsible for keeping track of
their cargo, as Cardi's port management cannot be held accountable
for errors involving misplaced or misidentified shipments.
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