Maple

Maple LLC (MPL, CA) is a renamed revived airline that is a subsidiary of United American Airways

History
This history has been referenced to https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Airlines (This was not copied and paste, except for 2 lines). Canadian Airlines is a real-life defunct airline that was merged to become Air Canada on 1 January 2001 (New Year’s Day) that was formed on 27 March 1987 when Pacific Western Airlines bought Canadian Pacific Air Lines, which recently acquired Eastern Provincial Airways and Nordair. The airline joined Oneworld Airline Alliance along with its founding members, Qantas, American Airlines, and British Airways. Due to poor performance (such as debt, and low air traffic caused by the Asian economic downturn in 1998), the airline was acquired by Air Canada in 2000. Following the completion of the acquisition, Air Canada controlled over 90% of the domestic share of passengers and dominated international and US-Canada transborder traffic.

Maple Viewsonic
The Maple Viewsonic series (1-3) is Maple’s IFE system. First created on Airlines Empires (AE), Maple has a variety of choices for inflight entertainment.

Seats
Each Maple Seat is configured with seatback Touchscreen/TV Screen with 31-57mm of legroom and seat retraction.

History [GeoFS]
This airline was revived by StarLineAviat1on in November 2019 after finding out major GeoFS airlines were reviving older or low performing airlines. The first flight of Canadian Airlines was CDN2110 from Vancouver to Seattle using a leased 737-700 on Wednesday, November 27, 2019, from 1:03 PM EST to 1:16 PM EST (13 minute duration). The airline was rebranded and renamed to Maple, LLC in July 2020

Fleet
As of November 2019, there are orders for a split combination of regional aircraft, Boeing aircraft, and Airbus aircraft

Liveries
The liveries on Canadian Airlines aircraft consists of these

Routes
All the routes are still being planned.