Air Macau

Air Macau (ICAO: AMU) is the flag carrier of Macau, established on September 13, 1994, and commencing commercial operations on November 9, 1995. The airline was founded to fill a void in Macau's air services that had existed since 1962. While initially a joint venture with multiple stakeholders, Air China has become the majority owner, holding a 74.94% stake as of July 2025, following capital injections to address financial challenges.

The airline's main operational base and hub is Macau International Airport (MFM). Air Macau operates an all-Airbus narrowbody fleet, primarily consisting of Airbus A320, A320neo, A321, and A321neo aircraft. Its fleet size is approximately 22 to 24 aircraft, with an average age of about 9.1 years as of late 2025.

Air Macau's route network focuses predominantly on destinations within Asia. It serves over 20 to 29 destinations across 9 to 10 countries, with a strong emphasis on Greater China (including Mainland China and Taiwan), as well as key cities in Southeast Asia and East Asia, such as Japan, South Korea, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Vietnam. Air Macau is an affiliate member of Star Alliance through its parent company, Air China. The airline offers Business Class and Economy Class. Business Class provides amenities like "Michelin-starred" meals in partnership with The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Macau, VIP lounge access at MFM, priority check-in, and more spacious seating. Complimentary meals are typically served in Economy Class, often featuring Asian-inspired cuisine.