List of defunct airlines of the Maldives

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This is a list of defunct airlines of the Maldives . [1] [2]

AirlineImage IATA ICAO CallsignCommenced operationsCeased operationsNotes
Air Equator Air Equator Fairchild F-27F at Male International Airport.jpg EQEQUAir Equator20042005
Air Maldives Air Maldives Airbus A310-300 Hoppe.jpg L6AMIAIR MALDIVES19742000
Island Aviation Services 8Q-AMD Island Aviations Services DH8B (304987903).jpg Q2DQA19982008Merged into Maldivian
Maldives Airways Maldives Airways Douglas DC-8-51 Wallner.jpg MQMALDIVES AIRWAYS19841986
Maldivian Air Taxi 8Q-MAQ Maldivian Air Taxi DHC6 (351362058).jpg MVMATAIR TAXI19932013Merged into Trans Maldivian Airways
Maldives International Airlines 19771984
Mega Maldives 8Q-MEG - Mega Global Air - Boeing 767-3P6(ER) - PVG (9713087143).jpg 5MMEGSANDBAR20102017
Ocean Air OCR20002002

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