Biman Bangladesh Targeted to Operate 47 Aircraft by 2035
Biman Bangladesh Airlines has been directed to expand its fleet to 47 aircraft by 2035 as part of the government’s long-term aviation growth strategy.
Jishan Khan 
Biman Bangladesh Airlines has been tasked with expanding its fleet to 47 aircraft by 2035 under a long-term government directive.
The target reflects Bangladesh’s broader ambition to strengthen its national carrier and enhance its position in regional and international aviation markets. Expanding the fleet will allow Biman to increase route coverage, improve frequency on key sectors, and compete more effectively with regional airlines.
Fleet growth is expected to support rising passenger demand, as Bangladesh continues to experience economic development and increased outbound travel. A larger fleet would also enable the airline to enhance connectivity between Bangladesh and major global destinations.
The directive signals strong government backing for the national carrier’s expansion strategy and underlines the importance of aviation in the country’s long-term infrastructure and economic plans.
