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Maxjet Airways

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Maxjet Airways

United States · MAX-JET

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TravelerPulse profile

Egyptian regional carrier connecting domestic and regional destinations.

Headquarters

Cairo, Egypt

Midwest Airlines is an Egyptian private airline that operates scheduled passenger services within Egypt and to select regional destinations. The carrier has positioned itself as a budget-friendly option for travelers seeking affordable air travel in the Egyptian market. The airline operates under IATA code MY and ICAO code MWA, and is regulated by the Egyptian Civil Aviation Authority. It has remained a relatively small carrier compared to EgyptAir, the national flag carrier, focusing on niche routes and underserved markets. Midwest Airlines Egypt has faced competitive pressures from larger regional carriers and the dominant state airline, and its operational profile has been subject to change over time, including periods of reduced activity.

Hubs & network

Midwest Airlines primarily operates out of Cairo International Airport as its main base of operations.

Fleet

The airline has operated narrow-body jet aircraft, including Boeing 737 series variants, suited for short to medium-haul routes.

Notable facts

›Midwest Airlines Egypt is a privately owned Egyptian carrier, distinct from the former US-based Midwest Airlines.
›The airline operates under the oversight of the Egyptian Civil Aviation Authority (ECAA).
›It competes in a market dominated by EgyptAir, Egypt's national flag carrier.
›The airline has focused on regional and domestic routes within Egypt and neighboring countries.
›Its ICAO callsign information is not publicly confirmed in available records.

Wikipedia

This profile is provided for general information only. Contact details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airline's official website before acting on them.

MaxJet Airways brought affordable all-business class travel across the Atlantic

MaxJet Airways was a US-based low-cost, all-business-class carrier that operated transatlantic routes between the United States and the United Kingdom. Founded in the early 2000s, the airline sought to democratize premium transatlantic travel by offering business-class seating at competitive fares. MaxJet ceased operations in December 2007 after filing for bankruptcy, leaving a brief but notable mark on the aviation industry.

Primary Hubs

IAD LAS STN

Cabin Classes

Business

Fleet Note

MaxJet Airways operated a small fleet of Boeing 767-200ER widebody aircraft configured entirely in a business-class layout for transatlantic services.

AI-assisted overview, verified against public sources.

Primary hubs

John Greif II AirportSPR · 5 rts Philip S. W. Goldson International AirportBZE · 4 rts Dangriga AirportDGA · 4 rts Placencia AirportPLJ · 4 rts Sir Barry Bowen Municipal AirportTZA · 3 rts Silver Creek AirportSVK · 3 rts

Route network map (32 legs)

Leaflet © OpenStreetMap © CARTO

Route network

BZE → CUKCNC

BZE → TZACNC

CUK → BZECNC

CZH → ORZCNC

DGA → BZECNC

DGA → INBCNC

DGA → PLJCNC

DGA → SVKCNC

ORZ → CZHCNC

PLJ → PNDCNC

SPR → ORZCNC

TZA → BZECNC

BZE → DGACNC

BZE → SPRCNC

CUK → SPRCNC

CZH → SPRCNC

INB → PLJCNC

INB → PNDCNC

ORZ → SPRCNC

PLJ → DGACNC

PLJ → INBCNC

PLJ → SVKCNC

PND → INBCNC

SPR → BZECNC

SPR → CUKCNC

SPR → CZHCNC

SPR → TZACNC

SVK → DGACNC

SVK → INBCNC

SVK → PLJCNC

TZA → DGACNC

TZA → SPRCNC

Fleet (aircraft types operated)

CNC32 routes

Encyclopaedia

MAXjet Airways was an American, transatlantic, all-business class airline that operated between 2003 and 2007. Its headquarters were located on the grounds of Washington-Dulles International Airport, and in the Dulles area of Loudoun County, Virginia, United States.

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