MIAT Acquires First 767

Posted 31/05/2011

MIAT Mongolian Airlines has taken delivery of the first of two former China Eastern Airlines’ Boeing 767-300ERs which will be used to boost capacity on its flights to Berlin Tegel, Incheon and Moscow Sheremetyevo. 

The aircraft was handed over to the carrier in mid-May and is due to be introduced on flights between Ulaan Baatar and Incheon from tomorrow (June 1) as well as existing links to Berlin via Moscow.  However, from June 16 it will be used on a new four times weekly direct flight between Ulaan Baatar and Berlin Tegel, as well as to boost capacity on regional routes across Asia.

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