Maldives

P: +960 3335544

F: +960 3315661

E: sales@iasl.aero

Corporate Head Office

Ground Floor, Dar Al-Eiman Building, Majeedhee Magu

Male, 20345

Maldives

P: +960 3335566

F: +960 3314806

E: info@iasl.aero

Engineering Services

Velana International Airport,

Male, 22000

Maldives

P: +960 3331370

F: +960 3332022

E: eng@iasl.aero

Lounge Services

Velena International Airport,

Male, 22000

Maldives

P: +960 333 1392

E: moonimaa@iasl.aero

Maldivian Call Center

2nd Floor, City Square Chaandhanee Magu,

Male, 20156

Maldives

P: +960 3335544

Working Hours:Sat – Thur 0900 hrs – 1700hrs; Fri – Closed

Maldivian Ground Operations

Velena International Airport,

Male, 22000

Maldives

P: +960 3331300

F: +960 3341567

E: groundops@iasl.aero

Maldivian Holidays

First Floor, Dhaarul-Emaan Building, Majeedhee Magu

Male, 20345

Maldives

P: +960 333 1282

F: +960 301 0058

E: maldivianholidays@iasl.aero

Airport Cargo Office

Velena International Airport

Male, 22000

Maldives

P: +960 3331315

F: +960 3341567

E: cargo@iasl.aero

Working Hours:Sunday to Thursday – 0800hrs – 1700hrs / Friday – 1930hrs-2200hrs (Cargo acceptance)

Male Cargo Office

Greater Male’ Bus Terminal, Bodhuthakurufaanu Magu

Male, 20026

Maldives

P: +960 3331241

F: +960 3300479

E: cargo@iasl.aero

Dhaka GSA Office

Air Galaxy Limited, Taj Casilina, 5th Floor 25 Gulshan Avenue

Dhaka, 1212

Bangladesh

P: +880 2 48811272

F: +880 2 48811271

E: dacsales@iasl.aero

Dhaka Ticket Sales Office

Airways Office

Happy Arcade Shopping Mall,

2nd FLR, Suite 34, Holding 3 Rd No. 3, Dhaka 1205

Reservations hotline & WhatsApp:

+8801978569294,+8801978569295,+8801978569296

+8801678569290,+8801678569291,+8801678569292

Mumbai Office (GSA)

Bird Travels, 14, Ground Floor, Nirman Kendra, Dr. E. Moses Rd, Near Famous Studio, Mahalaxmi (West),

Mumbai, 400 011

India

P: +91-22-66156273

E: maldivian.bomresv1@bird.travel

Chennai Office (GSA)

S & J Aviation services, No. 524/369,MKN Rd; Alandur

Chennai, 600016

India

P: +91 87545 42002

E: maasales@iasl.aero

Trivandrum City Ticket Office

1st floor, Peak Tower, Poonthi Road, TC 95/464, (3) & (4) Kumarapuram, Medical College (p.o)

Trivandrum, 695011

India

P: +9104714000619

Bangkok City Ticket Office (GSA)

Nanfa Air, 60/1 Monririn Bldg, Phaholyothin 8, Samsennai, Phayathai

Bangkok, 10400

Thailand

P: 662-22711663

E: info@nanfahair.com

Working Hours:Monday to Friday 0900hrs -1730hrs

About Maldivian Airlines

Maldives Airlines is Maldives Airlines. At Ibrahim Nasir International Airport, the most central, it operates the first international operation with the first airlines at Trivan Drum in India in January and currently operates scheduled flights from its main hub to India, Bangladesh, Thailand, and China.

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Destinations of Maldivian Airlines Dhaka office

The airline operates in 25 destinations in five Asian countries. There are a total of thirty craft in their fleet. The airlines are going to expand their international destination airlines. They are shopping for a new craft to expand their service as they decide to expand. In line with their growth plans, they have decided to expand many routes in Asia and Europe.

The history of Trans Maldivian Airways

The airline operates in 25 destinations in five Asian countries. There are a total of thirty craft in their fleet. The airlines are going to expand their international destination airlines. They are shopping for a new craft to expand their service as they decide to expand. In line with their growth plans, they have decided to expand many routes in Asia and Europe.

How it started

The Maldivians began volunteering to build their own airports, and in 1866 these people first landed in business.

In later years, many brave arrivals to the Maldives were limited in their close exploration of the ancient Mali Islands. The natural and untouchable splendor of dry land began to attract increasing numbers of travelers, and the first resorts were also opened in 1972 after reaching the ferry from Malaya.