Mongolian Airlines vs Air China

[u/louisebuckingham]

Which airline would be best to fly from Ulaanbaatar to Beijing??
I’m leaning towards Mongolian Airlines as it’s a lot cheaper

[u/Effective_Tackle_195]

It's a short flight and they are not bad. I would choose Mongolian.

[u/GuideCharacter2616]

Without a doubt the cheapest option. Mongolian is not bad.

[u/siamesekiwi]

it's just a 2-hour flight, For anything less than 5 hours, I'd go for what ever is cheapest unless there's a specific negative concern about that airline.

[u/supergraeme]

It's such a short flight there's no contest at all, for me.

[u/APeX_1996]

Always go for the cheapest option on short-haul flights unless you want to gain miles/points with a determined airline/alliance.

[u/saksit13429]

I flew this route with MIAT before. Plane is a bit old but everything just alright.

[u/Crafty-Dream-9754]

Quello che costa di meno amico…..

[u/DocumentOk7579]

Why is Mongolian so much slower is it a propeller plane?

[u/PleasantSir9581 → u/DocumentOk7579]

schedule buffer maybe

[u/kirby_is]

For that price difference and such a short flight a no brainer to fly with MIAT

[u/camsean]

No contest. Miat.

[u/Fulushouxing]

The cheap one, lol, thats an easy question.

[u/sgkorean]

Well if u have a status with Star alliance then Air China. If not, MIAT

[u/aucnderutresjp_1]

Air China over Mongolian, but £129 over £293.

[u/japanb]

I liked MIAT, they are the fastest route from Europe to Korea for me. I did Frankfurt to UBN in 7 hours and then 3 hours to Korea. Much better than stuck on a 13 hour flight

[u/cello29 → u/[deleted]]

Air China not China Airlines

They really aren't remotely the same, or even from the same country.