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Sabre Corporation, the technology and software company powering the global travel industry, today announced a new alliance with national carrier MIAT Mongolian Airlines. The long-term agreement to implement Sabre’s market intelligence global demand data solution will provide robust market insights as the airline moves forward with highly ambitious growth plans. “We are thrilled to announce […]
National carrier Mongolyn Irgenii Agaaryn Teever (MIAT) Mongolian Airlines will soon welcome the first Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner to its fleet, as the airline looks to connect its home base in Ulaanbaatar with major European and North American cities beginning in 2021. The 787-9 – the longest-range version of Boeing’s Dreamliner widebody airplane – will join
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MIAT Mongolian Airlines has formed a new technology partnership with Amadeus as it aims to expand and modernise its operations. The national carrier will adopt the Amadeus Altéa Suite, which manages all aspects of an airline’s operations from booking to boarding. This includes reservations, inventory, departure control, flight management and e-commerce systems, plus dedicated solutions
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Cathay Pacific is now offering passengers the chance to fly to Mongolia, following the start of a new codeshare agreement with MIAT, the Mongolian national carrier. Effective 12 July 2017, Cathay will place its “CX” code on MIAT’s four weekly flights between Hong Kong and Mongolia’s capital, Ulaanbaatar (pictured top). In return, MIAT will place
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MIAT Mongolian Airlines will expand its fleet with two new Boeing 737 MAX aircraft. The national carrier has penned an agreement to lease the single-aisle passenger jets from Avolon, with deliveries expected in early 2019. The new aircraft will join MIAT’s existing fleet of three Boeing 737s and two 767s. “The 737 MAX will become
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