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MIAT Mongolian Airlines

MIAT Mongolian Airlines CEO, Ts. Orkhon
MIAT Mongolian Airlines CEO, Ts. Orkhon
IATA Code
OM
ICAO Code
MGL
Corporate Address
MIAT Mongolian Airlines
Buyant Ukhaa Airport, MIAT Building
Ulaanbaatar
Mongolia
210034
Website
http://www.miat.com
Main hub
Ulaanbaatar Buyant Uhaa Airport
Country
Mongolia
Business model
Full Service Carrier
Codeshare Partners
Aeroflot
Korean Air

MIAT Mongolian Airlines is the national carrier of Mongolia and is based in Ulaanbaatar. From its primary base at Chinggis Khaan International Airport MIAT operates scheduled service to Beijing, Seoul, Tokyo and Irkutsk, as well as long-haul service to Moscow and Berlin.

Location of MIAT Mongolian Airlines main hub (Ulaanbaatar Buyant Uhaa Airport)

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Bodi Group to launch a new domestic carrier for Mongolia – Mongolian Airlines

13-Dec-11 4:01 PM

Bodi Group, one of the largest corporate conglomerates in Mongolia, is launching Mongolian Airlines, a new domestic airline in Mongolia. The carrier, which appears to be affiliated with MIAT Mongolian Airlines, will compete with former MIAT subsidiary company Aero Mongolia (owned by Newcom Group) and Eznis Airways (owned by Monnis Group). According to reports in the local media, an agreement on the establishment of the airline has been signed between Bodi Group and MIAT, enabling Bodi to ultimately benefit from the planned privatisation of MIAT in coming years. 

Asia's first time flyers the big winners as Paris Air Show PR juggernaut winds down

24-Jun-11 5:35 PM

The major beneficiaries of this week’s frenetic (public relations) activity just outside Paris live half a world away. They are Asia’s emerging travellers – the millions that have never stepped inside an aircraft, but for whom air travel is becoming attainable. That opportunity took a major step forward as Asian carriers – many of whom the world had never heard of a decade or even five years ago – stepped up in front of the world’s media to order narrowbodies for the mass markets they see blossoming at home.

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