MIAT Mongolian Airlines
Mongolia
Mongolia's private airline, flying to remote provinces
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Aero Mongolia is a private Mongolian airline, flying from Ulaanbaatar to remote provincial cities and a few regional destinations. The baggage allowance is 15 kg in total, including up to 5 kg of cabin baggage. This guide covers power bank rules, check-in, travel to Mongolia’s provinces and how it compares with MIAT and Air China.
Founded in 2001, it and flies a small fleet of Airbus A319 and Embraer ERJ 145 jets. Its domestic flights save days of driving across the steppe.

Aero Mongolia follows the ICAO power bank rules in force worldwide since 27 March 2026:
Chinggis Khaan International Airport is about 50 km south of Ulaanbaatar, so allow at least an hour for the drive. Arrive at least 90 minutes before domestic flights.
Infants under two travel on an adult’s lap and can bring a folding stroller free. Request wheelchairs and other special assistance when you book.
Domestic flights open up remote regions:

Three airlines serving Mongolia.
| Aero Mongolia | MIAT | Air China | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hub | Ulaanbaatar | Ulaanbaatar | Beijing |
| Type | Regional | Full-service | Full-service |
| Cabin bag | 5 kg | 8 kg | 5–8 kg |
| Domestic Mongolia flights | Yes | Limited | No |
See our MIAT Mongolian Airlines guide and Air China guide to compare.
Chinggis Khaan International Airport is about 50 km from the city. Airport buses, taxis and hotel transfers make the trip, which can take over an hour in traffic.
You can also book an airport transfer in advance at a fixed price.
It is a useful way to reach Mongolia’s remote provinces, though its fleet is small, baggage is limited and weather delays are common.
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Facts checked in October 2026 against Alternative Airlines’ airline profile. Rules change, so check the official website before you travel.
The airline is not a member of a global airline alliance.
It mainly sells its own domestic and regional flights.
Chinggis Khaan International Airport (UBN) near Ulaanbaatar is the hub for domestic and regional flights.
The airline links Ulaanbaatar with provincial cities such as Khovd, Ölgii and Dalanzadgad, plus regional routes to Hohhot in China. Choose a route to see recent schedules and fares.
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Change and refund rules depend on your fare and are shown when you book.
When you change a booking, you usually pay a change fee plus any fare difference.
Drinks and snacks are served on board. Seats are assigned at check-in.
Flights to remote airports can be affected by weather, so allow spare time.
Passengers can bring cabin baggage of up to 5 kg that fits in the overhead locker or under the seat.
The total allowance is 15 kg, including cabin baggage, so a 5 kg cabin bag leaves 10 kg for checked baggage. Infants can bring a folding stroller free.
Aero Mongolia does not advertise a frequent flyer programme. Every ticket comes with the same 15 kg total baggage allowance, so compare fares rather than perks.
The airline's two-character IATA code is M0. It appears in flight numbers (for example M0 101), on tickets and on airport departure boards. Its three-letter ICAO code is MNG, which air traffic control and flight-tracking services use to identify the airline.
The airline is headquartered in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.
The airline was founded in 2001.
Its main hubs and focus cities are: Ulaanbaatar (UBN) – Main Hub.
A 15 kg total allowance, including up to 5 kg of cabin baggage.
From Ulaanbaatar to provincial cities in western and southern Mongolia, plus Hohhot in China.
A small fleet of Airbus A319 and Embraer ERJ 145 aircraft.
Yes. MIAT is the national airline, while Aero Mongolia is a smaller private airline focused on domestic routes.
On Aero Mongolia you can carry up to two power banks in cabin baggage (up to 100 Wh without approval, 100–160 Wh with approval), but you cannot charge them, or charge devices from them, during the flight. They are never allowed in checked bags.
On Aero Mongolia, passengers can bring cabin baggage of up to 5 kg that fits in the overhead locker or under the seat.
On Aero Mongolia, change and refund rules depend on your fare and are shown when you book. When you change a booking, you usually pay a change fee plus any fare difference.
No. Aero Mongolia is not a member of a global airline alliance.
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