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Uni Air

Taiwan · Glory
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Connecting Taiwan's islands and regional destinations.

Founded
1995
Headquarters
Taipei, Taiwan
Uni Air is a Taiwanese regional airline operating as a subsidiary of EVA Air, providing domestic and short-haul international services across Taiwan and neighboring regions. Founded in the mid-1990s, the carrier has played an important role in linking Taiwan's outlying islands—such as Kinmen, Matsu, and Penghu—with the main island. The airline operates under the IATA code B7 and ICAO code UIA, using the callsign 'Glory.' As part of the EVA Air group, Uni Air benefits from the resources and network of one of Taiwan's major international carriers, allowing it to maintain reliable regional connectivity. Uni Air primarily serves passengers who need efficient domestic transportation within Taiwan, complementing EVA Air's longer-haul international routes and contributing to the overall aviation ecosystem in the country.
Hubs & network
Uni Air's primary hub is Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport, with significant operations also at Taipei Songshan Airport and Kaohsiung International Airport.
Fleet
Uni Air operates a fleet primarily composed of ATR 72 turboprop aircraft suited for short-haul and island-hopping routes.
Notable facts
  • ›Uni Air is a wholly owned subsidiary of EVA Air.
  • ›The airline serves Taiwan's outlying islands including Kinmen, Matsu, and Penghu.
  • ›It uses the ICAO callsign 'Glory' for air traffic communications.
  • ›Uni Air focuses on domestic routes that are not economically viable for larger jet aircraft.
  • ›The carrier has historically operated Fokker 100 jets in addition to turboprop aircraft.
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Connecting Taiwan's islands and cities with reliable regional service

Uni Air, operating under the callsign Glory, is a Taiwanese regional carrier founded in 1995 and headquartered in Taipei. A subsidiary of EVA Air, the airline specializes in domestic routes across Taiwan and short-haul international services to nearby destinations. Known for its focus on regional connectivity, Uni Air plays an essential role in linking outlying islands such as Kinmen, Matsu, and Penghu with the Taiwanese mainland.

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Uni Air operates a fleet primarily composed of ATR 72 turboprop aircraft suited for short regional routes across Taiwan and its surrounding islands.

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Route network map (50 legs)

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Route network

HAN → KHHM90
KHH → HANM90
KHH → HGHM90
KHH → KMGM90
NGB → RMQM90
NGB → TPE332
PVG → TSA321
RMQ → HGHM90
RMQ → NKGM90
RMQ → XMNM90
SHE → TPE321 320
TAO → KHHM90
TPE → CKGM90
TPE → DLC332 321 738
TPE → YNZ321
XMN → RMQM90
YNZ → TPE321
CAN → RMQM90
CKG → TPEM90
CSX → RMQM90
DLC → TPE332 321 738
FOC → KHHM90
FOC → TPEM90
HGH → KHHM90
HGH → RMQM90
KHH → FOCM90
KHH → SGNM90
KHH → TAOM90
KMG → KHHM90
NKG → RMQM90
NKG → TPE332 M90
RMQ → CANM90
RMQ → CSXM90
RMQ → NGBM90
RMQ → SZXM90
SGN → KHHM90
SZX → RMQM90
SZX → TPE738 74E
TAO → TPE74E 738
TPE → FOCM90
TPE → NGB332
TPE → NKG332 M90
TPE → SHE321 320
TPE → SZX74E 738
TPE → TAO74E 738
TPE → XIY321 738
TSA → PVG321
TSA → XMN321
XIY → TPE738 321
XMN → TSA321
Uni Air
Encyclopaedia

UNI Airways is a Taiwanese regional airline based in Zhongshan, Taipei, Taiwan. With an operational focus on domestic routes, UNI Air is a subsidiary of Evergreen Group, making it a sister airline of the mainline operator EVA Air. It was known as Makung International Airlines (馬公航空) until 1996, when EVA Air took a majority share of the airline. In 1998, the airline merged with Great China Airlines (大華航空) and Taiwan Airways (臺灣航空), which EVA Air also had interests in, to form UNI Airways.

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