Maldivian is an airline based in Malé, in the Maldives. It operates international flights in addition to inter-island services. Its main base is Malé International Airport.
The Government under a Presidential decree incorporated Island Aviation Services Limited on 13th April 2000, as a limited liability Company which is hundred percent owned by the Government of Maldives. On 25 August 2008 The Island Aviation Services was rebranded as Maldivian.
The Company’s core business activities include the following services:
- Domestic Air Services
- Ground Handling
- Cargo Services at Male’ International Airport
- Operation of CIP lounge at Male’ International Airport
- Engineering Services
- Flight Operations
To meet the challenges, Island Aviation Services Limited is committed to providing the highest possible levels of service to its principal airlines and passengers by use of automation, modernization and with a trained and motivated team of staff that form an integral part of the business.
The company started with a business efficiency programme, which is essential to building success. It will contribute to the business, annual financial efficiencies and to signal to the airlines and the general public that Island Aviation Services Limited is a vibrant business with exemplary service to its principal airlines and their passengers.
We are very much aware that the quality of our service is judged solely by our customer which is directly dependent upon how we look after our customers.
Our aim is not merely to meet expectations, but to consistently exceed the goals of the air traveler and our airline partners by making it a pleasure to use the services of Island Aviation Services.
Destinations
Domestic
- Gan
- Hanimaadhoo
- Kaadedhdho Island
- Kadhdhoo Island
- Malé
International
- Thiruvanathapuram
- Colombo (Starting November 2008)
Fleet
The Island Aviation Services fleet includes the following aircraft (at September 2008):
2 x Bombardier Dash 8-200 (8Q-AMD / 8Q-IAQ)
2 x Bombardier Dash 8-300 (8Q-IAO / 8Q-IAP)
1 x Dornier 228-212 (8Q-IAR) |
