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Maldivian Air Taxi

Maldives

Routes

Hubs

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ICAO

IATA

Primary hubs

İstanbul AirportIST · 16 rts Antalya International AirportAYT · 3 rts Adana Şakirpaşa AirportADA · 1 rts Adnan Menderes International AirportADB · 1 rts Milas Bodrum International AirportBJV · 1 rts Charles de Gaulle International AirportCDG · 1 rts

Route network map (36 legs)

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Route network

ADA → IST320

ADB → IST320

AYT → IST320

AYT → KZN321

AYT → SVO321

BJV → IST320

CDG → IST320

DIY → IST320

DLM → IST320

ECN → IST320

ERZ → IST320

EZS → IST320

GNY → IST320

GZP → IST320

GZT → IST320

IST → ADA320

IST → ADB320

IST → AYT320

IST → BJV320

IST → CDG320

IST → DIY320

IST → DLM320

IST → ECN320

IST → ERZ320

IST → EZS320

IST → GNY320

IST → GZP320

IST → GZT320

IST → MLX320

IST → ODS320

IST → TZX320

KZN → AYT321

MLX → IST320

ODS → IST320

SVO → AYT321

TZX → IST320

Fleet (aircraft types operated)

Airbus A32032 routes Airbus A3214 routes

Encyclopaedia

Maldivian Air Taxi (MAT) was a domestic carrier in the Maldives and was one of the largest seaplane operators in the world, operating over 500 flights a week during the peak tourist season. Beginning in November 1993 with two aircraft, MAT grew in direct response to the opening of newly developed resorts that require seaplane transport services for their guests.

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