TaiwanAbout the airline
UNI Air (B7/UIA) is a Taiwanese airline founded in 1988, operating from three major hubs including Taipei-Taoyuan and Kaohsiung. Known for regional connectivity across Taiwan and regional routes with a modern narrow-body and turboprop fleet.
Fleet
UNI Air (IATA: B7, ICAO: UIA) is a Taiwanese carrier established in 1988, operating as a key regional player in East Asia. Based in Taiwan, the airline maintains three operational hubs: Taipei-Taoyuan International Airport, Kaohsiung International Airport, and Songshan airport, enabling comprehensive domestic coverage and regional connections.
The airline's network focuses on serving Taiwan's domestic market and regional routes across the broader East Asian region. This strategic positioning allows UNI Air to connect smaller cities with major international gateways, supporting both leisure and business travel throughout Taiwan and neighbouring markets.
UNI Air operates a modern, efficient fleet comprising Airbus A320 narrow-body jets and ATR 72 turboprops. This dual-fleet approach optimises operations across different route types: A320s handle higher-capacity trunk routes between major hubs, while ATR 72s serve regional connections and smaller airports, ensuring reliable service across Taiwan's diverse geography.