Malach Air

Malach Air          

Malach air's logo
IATA ICAO Callsign MC             MCA             Angel
Founded	October 18, 1992 (October 18, 1992)
Commenced operations	October 25, 1993 (October 25, 1993)
Hubs	Mid City - Ramah Ramat Gephen
Secondary hubs	Inon Shalom Lod
Focus cities	Ramah Ramat Gephen Lod Hof Paz Tel Elon
Frequent-flyer program	Guardian
Fleet size	82
Destinations	tba
Parent company	Chason Holdings
Headquarters	Ramah, Yryel
Key people	Danya Chason (Founder and CEO)
Website	Malachair.com

Malach Air, is the second largest airline in Yryel. The airline is headquartered in Ramah, Yryel. They are known for their luxurious flights and recognizable liveries.

History

Malach Air was founded on October 18, 1992 by entrepreneur and buisness magnate Danya Chason. In May of 1993 the airline acquired their first aircraft, two AAC-270, and offically commenced operations on October 25, 1993. The airline's first route was from the Yryeli capital of Ramah to it's southern most city Hof Paz.

Destinations and Bases

Country	City	Airport	Notes
Yryel	Tel Elon	Or Peretz International	Passenger
	Lod	Inon Shalom International	Passenger
	Hof Paz	Lotan International	Passenger
	Ramah	Mid-city International	Passenger
Gabrielland	Vailhims	Arunnyan International	Passenger
	Sangur	Tizmar International	Passenger
Speke	Sczesczołiszin	Sczesczołiszin International Airport (SIA)	Passenger

Fleet

In it's 27 year history, Malach Air has only ever operated 3 aircraft models. Those three are the Þórron 989-800, the AAC-330, and the AAC-270. For the first nearly 10 years of it's opperation, the airline opperated only 270s until 2002 when it acquired it's first batch of 330s. 8 years later the airline became the launch customer of the 989-800. As of June 2021, Malach Air operates the following aircraft:

Malach Air fleet

Aircraft	In service	Orders	Passenger	Notes
AAC-330	27	—	85	Sometimes used to transport politicians at request of Queen Limor.
Þórron 989-800	55	10	248	Launch customer.
Total	82	10	333

Malach Air fleet history

Aircraft	Total	Introduction	Retired	Replacement(s)	Notes
AAC-270	64	1993	2012	AAC-330	—

Services

Malach Air has two classes of service, Business and First. On most long-haul international and short-haul routes operated by widebody aircraft, Premium Business Class and First Class are offered; most short-haul and domestic routes feature Business Class only. All mainline seats feature AVOD (Audio Video On Demand) and mood lighting. All narrow-body aircraft, have onboard Wi-Fi installed, which is also being installed on all wide-body aircraft.

In the fall of 1997, Malach Air enacted no-smoking flights between Ramah and Hof Paz as a test. After a survey reported that 96% of passengers supported the smoking ban, Malach Air extended the ban to other flights.

Cabins

Premium Business Class

The Premium business class seats on a Malach Air 989-800

Premium Business class is available on all Malach Air aircraft and serves as the airline's economy class. It features a larger seat and greater recline as compared to standard economy classes, 2–3–2 configuration (989s) or a 2-2 configuration (270s). Entertainment is personal AVOD (Audio Video On Demand), while music is provided by radio. Business class passengers are given what is called the Business treatment in which they won't be disturbed unless they ask for an attendant. This is to quote "let them focus on their work" - Danya Chason

First Class

The First class seats on a Malach Air 989s

First is also offered on all Malach Air aircraft. There are fourteen private suites on each aircraft. Each First suite comes with a 6 ft 6 in (1.98 m) bed, a 15-inch (38 cm) wide entertainment screen, and in-seat power. First class passengers are offered amenities such as a fully working shower spa (long haul only), a mini bar, one to one flight attendants, and full privacy if needed.

Cabin crew

A flight attendant of Malach Air in the airline's standard High Sky uniform.

On April 18, 2018, a new uniform scheme called "High Sky" was unveiled. Malach Air opted to lose the golden uniforms which had been worn by flight atendants on their 989s to go with the model's livery. The new uniforms were all navy blue with white accents.

Lounge

The Heaven's Gate Lounge at Mid-City international airport in Ramah. The lounge is one of 19 operated by Malach Air.

Malach Air has 19 Heaven's Gate Lounges located at all major airports across Yryel and at international locations. The Heaven's Gate Lounges are available to passengers holding a same day ticket on Malach Air in First Class, Higher tier members of the Guardian program, holders of a one time guest pass or economy passengers who have purchased lounge access during booking.