လေလ ြောင်းစခန်းသုံးေှိုင်းနှုန်းခွင်အသုံးပြုခွင့်ရရှိထားသည့် Aircraft Station ေိုင်စင်စာရင်း

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လေလ ြောင်းစခန်းသုံးေှိုင်းနှုန်းခွင်အသုံးပြုခွင့်ရရှိထားသည့် Aircraft Station ေိုင်စင်စာရင်း No Name Lic :No Call Sign 1 Yangon Airways Ltd FD\ 84 XY-AIM 2 Yangon Airways Ltd FD\ 85 XY-AIN 3 Asian Wings Airways Limited FD\ 87 XY-AIS 4 Asian Wings Airways Limited FD\ 89 XY-AIU 5 Myanmar Airways FD\ 90 XY-AIA 6 Myanmar Airways FD\ 91 XY-AEZ 7 Myanmar Airways International FD\ 104 XY-AGO 8 Myanmar Airways International FD\ 107 XY-AGR 9 Htoo Group of Companies Ltd FD\ 110 XY-AFI 10 Htoo Group of Companies Ltd FD\ 111 XY-AFJ 11 Air KBZ Limited FD\ 112 XY-AJE 12 Myanmar Aviation Academy FD\ 113 XY-AJF 13 Myanmar Aviation Academy FD\ 114 XY-AJG 14 Myanmar Aviation Academy FD\ 115 XY-AJH 15 Yangon Airways Ltd FD\ 117 XY-AJI 16 Air KBZ Limited FD\ 118 XY-AJJ 17 Myanmar Airways FD\ 120 XY-AIO 18 Myanmar Airways FD\ 123 XY-AGP 19 Myanmar Airways FD\ 124 XY-AGQ 20 Myanmar Airways International FD\ 125 XY-AGU 21 Myanmar Airways International FD\ 126 XY-AGV 22 Mann Yadanarpon Airline FD\ 127 XY-AJO 23 Mann Yadanarpon Airline FD\ 129 XY-AJP 24 Golden Myanmar Airlines FD\ 131 XY-AJM 25 Air Myanmar Aviation Services FD\ 132 XY-AFK No Name Lic :No Call Sign 26 Golden Myanmar Airlines FD\ 133 XY-AJS 27 Air KBZ Limited FD\ 134 XY-AJT 28 FMI AIR LTD FD\ 135 XY-ALA 29 Myanmar National Airline FD\ 136 XY-AJN 30 Myanmar National Airline FD\ 137 XY-AJK 31 Myanmar National Airline FD\ 138 XY-AJL 32 Air KBZ Limited FD\ 139 XY-AJW 33 Apex Airline Public Co,Ltd FD\ 142 XY-AJV 34 Myanmar National Airline FD\ 143 XY-ALB 35 Myanmar National Airline FD\ 144 XY-ALC 36 Air KBZ Limited FD\ 146 XY-AMA 37 Myanmar National Airline FD\ 147 XY-AJY 38 Myanmar National Airline FD\ 148 XY-AJZ 39 Myanmar Aviation Academy FD\ 149 XY-AMD 40 Myanmar National Airline FD\ 150 XY-AMB 41 Myanmar National Airline FD\ 151 XY-AMC 42 Myanmar National Airline FD\ 152 XY-ALF 43 Myanmar National Airline FD\ 153 XY-AME 44 Air KBZ Limited FD\ 154 XY-AMF 45 FMI AIR LTD FD\ 155 XY-AMG 46 FMI AIR LTD FD\ 156 XY-AMH 47 Myanmar National Airline FD\ 157 XY-ALG 48 Myanmar National Airline FD\ 158 XY-AMI 49 Myanmar National Airline FD\ 159 XY-AMJ 50 Myanmar National Airline FD\ 160 XY-AMK 51 Air Mandalay Ltd FD\ 161 XY - ALI.

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Useful Information for Trips to Myanmar
USEFUL INFORMATION FOR TRIPS TO MYANMAR www.exotravel.com/trade 1 AIRLINES (DOMESTIC) We use the following 9 domestic airlines: , Air Mandalay, Air KBZ, Asian Wings, FMI, Mann Yadanarpon, Golden Myanmar, Myanmar National, Apex, and Yangon Airways. All nine airlines fly French-Italian ATR turboprop planes (Avions de Transports Régionaux), a type of plane well suited for the local conditions, airports and distances. The configuration is either 40 seats (ATR-42) or 70-seats (ATR 72) in rows of 4 seats with a middle aisle. Entry-exit is at the back of the plane. Standard One-class configuration. AIRLINES (INTERNATIONAL) The following airlines currently fly into Myanmar: Thai Airways, Bangkok Airways, Air Asia, Nok Air, Myanmar Airways International, Malaysia Airlines, Silk Air/ Singapore Airline, Air China, China Eastern, China Airlines, Air India, China Southern Airlines, Qatar Airways, Vietnam Airlines, Emirates Airline, Tiger Air, Jet Star Airline, Thai Lion, Thai Smile, Viet Jet, Dragon Air, Hong Kong Express, Myanmar National Airline. ARRIVAL FORMALITIES Queue up at the immigration counters with a filled out arrival card and your passport with your visa stamped inside. If you are arriving with an e-visa, just hand your print out confirmation to the officer with your passport. After passing immigration, collect your luggage from the luggage belt and proceed to the customs counter. Hand over your filled-out customs form. Note that items of value and currency in excess of 10,000 USD are supposed to be declared and taken again on departure, but in practice things are made quite easy for tourists. CLOTHING Comfortable lightweight clothing in natural fabrics such as cotton is most suitable for traveling in Myanmar.
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Air Mandalay Destinations
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လေလ ြောင်းစခန်းသုံးေှိုင်းနန်းခွင်အသုံးပြုခွင့်ရရှိထားသည့် Aircraft Station ေိုင်စင်စာရင်း
လေလ ြောင်းစခန်းသုံးေှိုင်းနန်းခွင်အသုံးပြုခွင့်ရရှိထားသည့် Aircraft Station ေိုင်စင်စာရင်း No Name Lic :No Call Sign 1 Yangon Airways Ltd FD\LC 84 XY-AIM 2 Yangon Airways Ltd FD\LC 85 XY-AIN 3 Asian Wings Airways Limited FD\LC 87 XY-AIS 4 Asian Wings Airways Limited FD\LC 89 XY-AIU 5 Myanmar Airways FD\LC 90 XY-AIA 6 Myanmar Airways FD\LC 91 XY-AEZ 7 Myanmar Airways International FD\LC 107 XY-AGR 8 Htoo Group of Companies Ltd FD\LC 110 XY-AFI 9 Htoo Group of Companies Ltd FD\LC 111 XY-AFJ 10 Air KBZ Limited FD\LC 112 XY-AJE 11 Myanmar Aviation Academy FD\LC 113 XY-AJF 12 Myanmar Aviation Academy FD\LC 114 XY-AJG 13 Myanmar Aviation Academy FD\LC 115 XY-AJH 14 Yangon Airways Ltd FD\LC 117 XY-AJI 15 Air KBZ Limited FD\LC 118 XY-AJJ 16 Myanmar Airways FD\LC 120 XY-AIO 17 Myanmar Airways FD\LC 123 XY-AGP 18 Myanmar Airways FD\LC 124 XY-AGQ 19 Myanmar Airways International FD\LC 125 XY-AGU 20 Myanmar Airways International FD\LC 126 XY-AGV 21 Mann Yadanarpon Airline FD\LC 127 XY-AJO 22 Mann Yadanarpon Airline FD\LC 129 XY-AJP 23 Golden Myanmar Airlines FD\LC 131 XY-AJM 24 Air Myanmar Aviation Services FD\LC 132 XY-AFK 25 Golden Myanmar Airlines FD\LC 133 XY-AJS No Name Lic :No Call Sign 26 Air KBZ Limited FD\LC 134 XY-AJT 27 FMI AIR LTD FD\LC 135 XY-ALA 28 Myanmar National Airline FD\LC 136 XY-AJN 29 Myanmar National Airline FD\LC 137 XY-AJK 30 Myanmar National Airline FD\LC 138 XY-AJL 31 Air KBZ Limited FD\LC 139 XY-AJW 32 Apex Airline Public Co,Ltd FD\LC 142 XY-AJV 33 Myanmar National Airline FD\LC 143 XY-ALB 34 Myanmar National Airline FD\LC
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