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Air Macau

Air Macau is a quality operator of an all airbus fleet linking Macau with 18 major cities in China and the Far East. The majority of its passenger revenue comes from linking Taiwan with major Chinese cities.

Air Macau Flights

Air Macau is a seriously efficient airline, which has grown carefully since its launch in 1995. Within its ownership structure are significant shareholdings for TAP, EVA Air and Air China. Its destinations include Beijing, Changsha, Chengdu, Guilin, Guiyang, Haikou, Hangzhou, Kunming, Nanjing, Shanghai, Shenzhen and Xiamen in the People’s Republic of China; Taipei and Kaoshiung in Tawian, Manila in the Philippines, plus Bangkok in Thailand.

Its fleet of passenger aircraft is exclusively Airbus and at mid 2009 consisted of

  • 2 x Airbus A300-600R
  • 5 x A319-100
  • 1 x A320-200 (plus 5 on order)
  • 4 x A321-100
  • 3 x A321-200 aircraft.

Air Macau operate a two class cabin, business class and economy. The baggage allowance for economy passengers is 20kg whilst Air Macau allow 30kg for their business class passengers.

Air Macau will increase its route from Macau to Beijing from 2 flights to 3 flights daily

Air Macau, Flights to Macau

Air Macau is everything you’d expect from an airline based in one of the most exciting cities of the world. It delivers on its promises with great on-time performance and slick interlining through the hub at Macau International Airport, which it dominates. This is where East meets West and where gambling is the game. Since the 1999 handover gambling licences have been more available and during the coming decade many large new hotel and casino resorts are being opened - many by established US giants. Expect Air Macau to grow, as the province quickly becomes the Vegas of the East.