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Myanmar Airways International (MAI) was founded in 1993 as an international airline operating in Myanmar. Since our inception, we have had the privilege to work with various stakeholders across the board as we made air travel accessible and promoted the overall socio-economic growth of the country. MAI, together with its sister carrier, Mingalar (formerly known as Air KBZ), embarked on a new era in terms of business realignment and strategic expansion following the takeover of both carriers by 24 Hour Group of Companies in 2019, led by its Chairman, U Aung Aung Zaw.

With a fleet size of 8, the MAI fleet consists of four A319s, two A320s and two E190s, operated by a crew of highly-trained pilots and flight attendants. MAI operates from Yangon and Mandalay, serving 28 routes across Myanmar and the region - and this number is set to increase with MAI's aggressive expansion post-pandemic.

The safety and comfort of our passengers are the airline's priority. Our operations are fully compliant with Myanmar Civil Aviation Requirements (MCAR) and adhere to the exceptional operating standards of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). In addition, MAI has a proud track of keeping our flight 100% accident-free. As a result, we are recognized as one of the carriers with 7 star rating from Airline Ratings.com, the world's only safety and product rating agency.

MAI operates from its hub in Yangon and Mandalay, serving 35 destinations across Myanmar, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, China, India, United Arab Emirates, Cambodia, Vietnam, South Korea, Russia, Laos, and Qatar with a fleet of 4 A319s, 2 A320s, 2 E190s, and 4 ATR, plus one Boeing 727 freighter, together with its sister carrier, Mingalar (formerly known as Air KBZ).