Golden Myanmar Airlines has started operating domestically between Yangon and Thandwe.

On 4 October the carrier, which is the subject of anna.aero’s airline profile this week, began thrice-weekly flights (Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays) on the short, 256-kilometre route utilising its ATR 72-600s. Competition on the route comes from Air Mandalay which serves the market daily with ATR 42s.

Golden Myanmar Airlines launched services from Yangon to Thandwe on Saturday 4 October. The route will be served thrice-weekly by the airline’s ATR 72-600s and compete for customers with Air Mandalay’s daily servisse.

 

Golden Myanmar Airlines has begun operating thrice-weekly flights (Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays) between Yangon (RGN) and Chiang Mai (CNX) in Thailand. The short 364-kilometre sector will be flown by the airline’s A320s and will face direct competition from Air Bagan’s twice-weekly flights. This is the airline’s second destination in Thailand as it already operates flights to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi.

Golden Myanmar readies for delivery of first ATR72

Golden Myanmar Airlines will shortly take delivery of its first of two ATR72-600s, on lease from the Air Lease Corporation (ALC).
The first turboprop, XY-AJM (cn 1148), was recently seen performing test flights at Avions de Transport Regional headquarters at Toulouse Blagnac ahead of its ferry flight to South East Asia.

Photo;Alain Charpentier - TLS

GOLDEN MYANMAR AIRLINES - A320-200 - XY-AGS

DaVe - Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Int'l

Golden Myanmar to start with first A320-200

Golden Myanmar Airlines is about to take delivery of its first ex-Spanair A320-200

It plans to launch operations on January 11 offering domestic flights between Yangon and Mandalay International