Air Mandalay

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Air Mandalay (Template:Langx) was a regional airline based in Yangon. Its main base was Yangon International Airport.[1] In early April 2015, two newly leased Embraer ERJ 145 jets joined its fleet.

History

The airline was established on 6 October 1994 and started operations on 18 October that year with a flight from Yangon to Mandalay. It was the first domestic and regional joint venture airline in Myanmar. Director of Flight Operations was Captain Zaw Thein, and Chief Pilot was Captain James Keep. On 27 August 1995, Air Mandalay started its first international service from Yangon to Chiang Mai in Thailand.[1]

The airline ceased operations on September 4, 2018 amidst overcapacity in Myanmar's aviation market with all of its flights incorporated by Myanmar National Airlines.[2]

Destinations

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Air Mandalay ERJ145
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Air Mandalay ATR 72 at Yangon Airport
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Air Mandalay ATR 42 at Yangon Airport

Air Mandalay served the following destinations (as of August 2018):[3]

Myanmar

Fleet

Current fleet

As of August 2018 the Air Mandalay fleet comprised the following aircraft:[4]

Air Mandalay fleet
Aircraft In fleet Orders Notes
Embraer ERJ-145/ER Nil
Embraer ERJ-145/LR Nil
Mitsubishi SpaceJet M90 Cancelled [5]
Total

Former fleet

See also

References

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External links

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