Ranks
- Leader: leaders of FAO
- Captain: ship captains and main owners, one per ship, purchaser
- Officers: captain assigned commanders, may be more than one per ship
- Gunner: captain assigned gun/weaponry operators
- Mechanic: captain/officer assigned system technicians
Rules and regulations
Basic attack rule
They did not attack other ships. Airship combat was permitted under the following circuimstances: training (agreed by both sides), being attacked by another ship (self-defence) and airship challenges (being challenged by another captain to a battle, agreed by both sides). Being a military force was not their primary goal.
Crew and members rule
The crew of each ship was to be picked by the captain of the vessel. As of that moment the captain was responsible for the crew (when it was onboard), its actions, safety etc. Once a captain had recruited a person, the leader had to be notified either by note or other means. Respect to all other FAO members and everyone else was required. As was the necessity to be polite. Obeying the captain's or officer's orders was considered a key issue, as was common sense.
Chain of command rule (descending order)
FLAME leadership > FAO leaders > captains > officers > gunners, > mechanics.
Ships of the FAO
- Spark of Fire: Starlight (captain)
- The Starblazer: Kronos (captain), Andrea (gunner), Arith (gunner), Stix (gunner)
- Insatiable Inferno: Kossuth
- Eternal Phoenix: Caroline and Nightfire
