Mongolia’s Hunnu Air Plans Fleet Growth With Embraer and Airbus Jets
Mongolia’s Hunnu Air is exploring plans to add more Embraer and Airbus aircraft as part of its medium‑term fleet expansion strategy.
Jishan Khan 
Mongolia’s Hunnu Air is looking at expanding its fleet with additional Embraer and Airbus aircraft as the airline prepares for future growth.
The carrier is evaluating options to add more jets that would support both regional and international services. Expanding the fleet would allow Hunnu Air to increase capacity, open new routes, and improve operational flexibility.
Hunnu Air has been steadily building its presence in the Mongolian aviation market, focusing on connecting Ulaanbaatar with key destinations in the region. Modern narrowbody aircraft are seen as well‑suited for the airline’s network and traffic demand.
Any fleet additions would likely be phased, depending on market conditions, aircraft availability, and financing arrangements. The airline has not yet confirmed timelines or final aircraft numbers.
The move reflects broader growth ambitions among smaller Asian carriers, many of which are positioning themselves to benefit from rising travel demand and improved regional connectivity.
