US-Bangla Airlines is a privately-owned Bangladeshi airline based at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport (DAC) in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The airline started its operation in July 2014, initially operating to only two domestic cities within Bangladesh — Shah Amanat International Airport (CGP), Chittagong, and Jessore Airport (JSR), Jessore. Before the end of the year, US-Bangla Airlines doubled its flight network, launching international flights to both Cox's Bazar Airport (CXB), Cox's Bazar, and Saidpur Airport (SPD), Saidpur.
In July 2016 — two years after the airline's launch — US-Bangla Airlines launched its first services to international destinations, such as Singapore and Dubai. The airline now flies to a total of 19 different destinations from its hub in Dhaka, made up of 8 domestic cities and 11 international cities. The Bangladeshi carrier's fleet currently consists of seven Boeing 737-800, seven ATR 72s and two Dash 8-400s, in addition to 16 more aircraft on order including a Boeing 737 MAX.
The airline is the largest private airline in Bangladesh in terms of fleet size and is the second-largest airline after Biman Bangladesh Airlines, the flag carrier of Bangladesh.
US-Bangla Airlines has different baggage policy, including weights and sizes for carry-on and checked baggage.
Passengers flying with US-Bangla Airlines are allowed one item of carry-on baggage per customer. The baggage must be no heavier than the 7 kilograms weight allowance and must not exceed the dimensions of 15 x 22 x 3 cm (6 x 8 x 14 in). This applies to adults, children, and infants on both international and domestic flights.
On international flights, US-Bangla Airlines passengers are allowed one item of checked baggage per customer. Economy class passengers checked baggage must not exceed 20 kilograms in weight, while Business class passengers have a 30 kilograms weight allowance. This applies to both adults and children. Infant baggage must not exceed a weight of 10 kilograms for both Business and Economy classes. All baggage must not exceed the dimensions of 40 x 60 x 100 cm (15x24x40 in).
On domestic flights, adults and children for all classes are allowed 20 kilograms of checked baggage. Infants are allowed 10 kilograms of checked baggage. All checked baggage must not exceed the dimensions of 40 x 60 x 100 cm (15x24x40 in).
US Bangla Airlines has 2 cabin classes - Economy and Business class.
The airline's Economy class offers an affordable fare, offering you the flexibility to choose which extras you need onboard.
When you select the affordable economy services you will discover everything in the price. You can also stay entertained with US Bangla Airlines inflight magazine called the Blue Sky offering information about Bangladesh.
The airline offers a range of meal and beverage options on its flights, as well as special meals such as diabetic and children's meal packages. All of the airline's meals served on board are Halal.
Seats are positioned in a 3 x 3 formation depending on the aircraft, ensuring that each passenger will sit by either a window, aisle or both.
With business class, you can enjoy the highest comfort. You can choose from a range of US Bangla Airlines meals, beverages and the extra room and space on the aircraft.
Passengers can enjoy resting comfortably with an ample amount of legroom as seats are positioned in a 2 x 2 formation depending on the aircraft.
With US Bangla Airlines you can check in online before your flight departure time.
Online check-in is available with US-Bangla Airlines flights. You can check in via the airline's official web check-in page.
As you arrive at the terminal in the airport, you can hand in your boarding passes and the airline will take care of any checked baggage. The check-in and boarding process is very fast and efficient. US-Bangla Airlines recommends you arrive at least 2 hours before the scheduled departure time. The airline's flight crew will be ready to help you with your check-in and boarding process should you require any assistance.
US Bangla Airlines' frequent flyer programme is called 'US-Bangla Sky Star'.
US-Bangla Airlines has its own frequent flyer (loyalty) program that customers can benefit from. This program is called US-Bangla Sky Star, giving passengers access to exclusive privileges and deals that the airline has to offer. With Sky Star, you can earn Sky Star Miles anytime you fly with US-Bangla or its affiliated airlines. Earning enough miles means you can redeem rewards every time you travel, whether domestically or internationally.
There are four tiers in the US-Bangla Sky Star loyalty program - Silver, Gold, Platinum and Titanium. The higher the tier you're in, the greater the benefits and privileges you can enjoy with your US-Bangla flights.You can find out more about the Sky Star membership here.
US Bangla Airlines isn't currently part of any airline alliance however the airline is owned by the US-Bangla Group.
As of February 2021, US-Bangla Airlines provides scheduled flights to almost 20 destinations, both domestically and internationally. It flies to cities in India, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Bangladesh and many more. If you're considering domestic travel in Bangladesh, we've created a handy guide on domestic flights within Bangladesh, providing you with all the travel tips you need.
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Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport (DAC) is a public Bangladeshi airport in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The airport serves over 6.3 million passengers each year. The airport is located 20 km north of Dhaka. It's the largest international airport in Bangladesh.
The 29 airlines that fly to and from Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport (DAC) include US Bangla Airlines, Air India, Cathay Dragon, China Eastern Airlines, Emirates, Qatar Airways, Sri Lankan Airlines, Fly Dhaka and more.
As of November 2022, US-Bangla Airlines operates a fleet of De Havilland Dash 8s, ATR 72s and Boeing 737s. The airline also has orders for an additional Boeing 737 as well as a Boeing 737 MAX and more ATR 72s. Other aircraft that the airline plans to add to its fleet include the Airbus A321 and A330.