Trans Maldivian Airways (TMA) has achieved a landmark operational milestone, completing the highest single‑day volume of flights and passenger movements in its history. Across the day, TMA successfully served more than 7,000 passengers and executed over 800 take offs and landings, underscoring the airline’s unmatched capacity to deliver seamless connectivity across the Maldives’ dispersed island network. This achievement reflects the strength of TMA’s operational readiness an

Maldivian has launched a new wheel‑based Twin Otter operation in the southern atolls, connecting Gan with Fuvahmulah, Kaadedhdhoo, and Kooddoo. The airline is positioning the service as a major step toward strengthening regional mobility a long‑standing ambition for the south. The move marks the first time Maldivian has deployed wheel-based Twin Otters for scheduled domestic airport‑to‑airport flights. While the new operation brings renewed optimism, it enters a region where

Trans Maldivian Airways (TMA) has received its 66th De Havilland Canada DHC‑6 Twin Otter, further cementing its position as the world’s largest seaplane operator. The latest addition marks another milestone in the airline’s three decade journey as the backbone of Maldivian tourism and the undisputed leader in global seaplane operations. The arrival of the 66th Twin Otter reinforces TMA’s unmatched operational scale. The new aircraft will enter service after standard float‑equ