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Connecting Madagascar to the world.
Founded
1962
Headquarters
Antananarivo, Madagascar
Air Madagascar is the national airline of Madagascar, providing domestic and international air services to and from the island nation. Founded in 1962, the carrier has served as a critical link between Madagascar's many cities and the broader global aviation network.
The airline operates a mixed fleet serving domestic routes across Madagascar's vast geography as well as regional and international destinations, particularly to nearby African and Indian Ocean island nations and Europe. It has faced ongoing financial and operational challenges over the years, leading to restructuring efforts.
Air Madagascar is state-owned and plays an essential role in connecting remote communities within Madagascar, where road infrastructure is often limited. The carrier has undergone various modernization and reform initiatives to improve its financial sustainability and service quality.
Hubs & network
Air Madagascar's primary hub is Ivato International Airport (TNR) in Antananarivo, with secondary operations at Nosy Be and other domestic airports.
Fleet
Air Madagascar has operated aircraft including ATR 72 turboprops and Boeing 737s for domestic and regional routes.
Notable facts
- ›Air Madagascar was established in 1962 as the national carrier of Madagascar.
- ›The airline is majority state-owned by the Government of Madagascar.
- ›It serves an extensive domestic network given Madagascar's limited road infrastructure.
- ›The carrier has experienced repeated financial difficulties requiring government intervention.
- ›Air Madagascar has operated routes to European destinations including Paris.
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