Myanmar National Airlines
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Myanmar National Airlines (UB/UBA) is the state-owned flag carrier of Myanmar, founded in 1948. Based at Yangon International Airport, it operates domestic and regional flights across Southeast Asia and beyond using a modern mixed fleet.
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Myanmar National Airlines (IATA: UB, ICAO: UBA) is Myanmar's national carrier, established in 1948. As a state-owned airline, it serves as the primary link connecting Myanmar to regional and international destinations.
The airline operates from two main hubs: Yangon International Airport and Mandalay International Airport. Its network spans 36 destinations across 28 domestic routes and international services to countries including Thailand, Singapore, India, China, and South Korea. This regional focus makes Myanmar National Airlines the backbone of air connectivity for Myanmar's traveling public.
The fleet consists of modern aircraft optimized for short to medium-haul operations: Boeing 737 for mainline routes, ATR 72 turboprops for regional and domestic services, Embraer E-190 for capacity on busier routes, and Cessna 208 for specialized operations. This mix reflects the airline's dual role serving both major city pairs and regional communities.