- Air Mauritius is reviewing three A350-900 aircraft on order.
- The airline issued a request for proposals for up to five narrowbody aircraft.
- Air Mauritius operates 11 aircraft.
- Technical dispatch reliability reached 98.72pc in July 2026.
- Customer satisfaction rose from 72.2pc to 76.1pc.
Air Mauritius is reviewing three A350-900 aircraft on order and has issued a request for proposals for up to five narrowbody aircraft. The fleet review forms part of the Future-Fit Game Changer restructuring plan. The airline is considering converting its sole ATR72-500 into a medevac and cargo aircraft for services to Rodrigues Island.
Air Mauritius completed a ten-year network review with Seabury Aviation Partners and applied route-profitability criteria. The airline operates 11 aircraft: four A350-900s, two A330-900Ns, one A330-200, three ATR72-600s and one ATR72-500. Three A350-900s are scheduled for delivery in December 2026, first quarter 2028 and final quarter 2028.
Air Mauritius established a fuel war room for flight planning, weight reduction, auxiliary power unit management and tankering. Technical dispatch reliability reached 98.72pc in July 2026. Customer satisfaction rose from 72.2pc in September 2025 to 76.1pc in August 2026.
