airfield
Airfield
Single-tier crossing infrastructure designed to open aquatic transit routes for ground forces. Airfield reduce embarkation and airlift duration by 5%, require at least 40% structural health to function, and are limited to one structure per province coordinate.
Tactical Blueprint
The Airfield is a forward logistical runway for non-city provinces. According to the supplied page, it enables air transport and Air Force fleet operations and can support aircraft activity away from regular urban air bases.
Conquest rule: the facility is immediately destroyed if the province is conquered.
Requirements Matrix
- Available from Day 1 without a technology prerequisite.
- No prerequisite structure is listed.
- Construction is restricted to non-city provinces.
- Airfield operations require at least 40% structural HP.
Upgrade Matrix // Airfield Garrison
Logistical Time Scale // HP Degradation
| Structural Integrity | Embarkation | Disembarkation | Aircraft Refueling |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100% HP // Fully Operational | 30 min | 1.0 hr | 15 min |
| 75% HP // Slightly Damaged | 30 min | 1.3 hr | 20 min |
| 50% HP // Moderately Damaged | 30 min | 2.0 hr | 30 min |
| 40% HP // Minimum Threshold | 30 min | 2.5 hr | 37.5 min |
| Below 40% HP // Structural Failure | BLOCKED | BLOCKED | BLOCKED |
The supplied page keeps troop embarkation fixed at 30 minutes while the Airfield remains operational.
Disembarkation and refueling slow as structural integrity falls. The supplied formulas are 1 / current health × 1 hour and 1 / current health × 15 minutes.
Below 40% HP, embarkation, disembarkation and refueling are all listed as blocked.
Building Network
Why HP Matters
Airfield damage does more than reduce structure health: your supplied matrix directly ties damage to longer landing and refueling cycles. At 40% HP the Airfield still functions, but below that threshold all listed operations stop.
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