2011Founded
2Aircraft types
1Base airports
YJ · AWMIATA · ICAO

About the airline

Asian Wings Airways is a Myanmar-based airline founded in 2011, operating from its hub at Yangon International Airport. The carrier serves regional routes using a mixed fleet of narrow-body jets and turboprops, connecting Southeast Asia with convenient access points across the region.

Fleet

Asian Wings Airways (IATA: YJ, ICAO: AWM) is a Myanmar airline established in 2011, based at Yangon International Airport, the country's primary aviation hub. The airline operates a focused route network across Southeast Asia, positioning itself as a regional connector for passengers traveling to and from Myanmar.

The carrier maintains a dual-fleet strategy combining modern narrow-body jets with regional turboprops. This mix allows Asian Wings Airways to serve both higher-capacity trunk routes and thinner regional markets efficiently. The Airbus A321 handles primary intercity connections, while the ATR 72 provides essential connectivity to secondary cities and developing markets across the region.

Operating from Yangon International Airport as its sole hub, Asian Wings Airways concentrates its operations on reliability and regional market knowledge. The airline's fleet composition reflects a practical approach to Southeast Asian aviation, balancing operational efficiency with the ability to serve diverse airport infrastructure across the region.