About Air Macau

Air Macau (澳门航空), founded in 1994, is a flag-carrier full-service carrier from Macau, part of 中国航空集团. Its main hub is Macau International Airport.

Air Macau, controlled by Air China, is Macau’s sole home carrier, serving mainland cities, Taiwan, Japan/Korea and Southeast Asia. Macau’s compact airport means fast transit — often cheaper than routing via Hong Kong.

Its frequent flyer program is PhoenixMiles (linked with Air China) — free to join, with miles redeemable for tickets, upgrades and partner benefits.

IATA code: NX; official website: www.airmacau.com.mo. Use the quick links below for booking, check-in and baggage information.

Frequently asked questions

Is Air Macau safe?

The airline holds an air operator certificate from its civil aviation authority and follows ICAO safety standards. Public safety records are available in databases such as AviationSafety.

Which frequent flyer partnerships does Air Macau have?

The airline is not in one of the three global alliances; partnerships are bilateral — see the loyalty section of the official site.

What aircraft does Air Macau fly?

Fleet composition changes with deliveries and retirements; current fleet and age data are published on the official site and public databases like Planespotters.

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