Photographer: Eberhard Kunze. K64 slide scan. Delivered 1977 to Burma Airways, renamed Myanma Airways 1989. Right main gear collapsed in hard landing Sittwe 6 June 2009 and damaged beyond repair.

On delivery and will become XY-AJL on arrival.

On delivery and will become XY-AJK on arrival.

Departing on delivery to Myanma Airways. Wfu Yangon Apr 2011.

Myanmar Airways took delivery of three MA-60s in 2010 but the other two were involved in accidents. I was very pleased to catch this one, which was grounded on 11.6.13, but saw it take off the morning after this shot

In addition to ATRs and Embraer 190s, Myanmar Airways operated a pair of Beech 1900Ds

Union of Burma Airways took its first F27 in 1963 and over the years that airline and its successors Burma Airways Corp and Myanma Airways flew a further two dozen, of which some 17 were involved in write-off accidents. This one was delivered new to Burma Airways Corp in 10.78 and was wfu along with most of the survivors around 2005. None remain in service and ADZ was towed from the Airport to the downtown People's Park in March 2013 for public display near the incredible Schwedagon pagoda complex

One of a pair delivered a few days earlier as N8153K, to be based at Mandalay providing tourist and business charters

The only jets in the Myanmar Airways fleet are two ERJ-190s, but in February 2014 they signed a deal to lease 10 B737s

New with Burma Airways Corp in 1986 and withdrawn from service at the end of 2012 together with XY-AGB parked alongside