About ST
ST is a regional carrier operating entirely within Myanmar — all 22 of its non-stop routes connect domestic points, which tells you everything about its business model before you've even looked at a timetable. This isn't a carrier chasing international codeshares or premium cabin upgrades. It's a domestic utility, the kind of airline that exists because roads and railways in Myanmar can't always do what aviation can. Yangon (RGN) anchors the network with 7 routes, and the whole operation spreads across 9 airports covering roughly 10,784 km of total network — compact, focused, purpose-built.
Why fly ST?
The honest answer is usually geography. If you need to get between Myitkyina (MYT) and Yangon (RGN) — that's the longest route in ST's network at 952 km — your alternatives are slow and uncomfortable by comparison. ST fills the gaps that larger carriers don't bother with. Kalemyo (KMV) and Myitkyina (MYT) each have just two routes served from their respective hubs, which sounds thin until you realize that for travelers heading to those regions, ST may be your only realistic same-day option. It's not about luxury or loyalty points. It's about access to places that don't get much airline attention otherwise.
ST hub airports
- RGN Yangon — 7 ST routes from Myanmar
- MDL Mandalay — 5 ST routes from Myanmar
- KMV Kalemyo — 2 ST routes from Myanmar
- MYT Myitkyina — 2 ST routes from Myanmar
- THL Tachilek — 2 ST routes from Myanmar
Top destination countries on ST
- Myanmar — 22 ST routes
Tips for booking ST
Book early and confirm again closer to departure — smaller regional operators in this part of the world run schedules that respond to demand, and flights do get consolidated. RGN is your most reliable connection point if you're building an itinerary around ST, since 7 routes originate there and it's the obvious hub for onward planning. Don't expect alliance tier benefits or international lounge access — ST operates outside that ecosystem entirely. Keep your expectations calibrated to a domestic regional carrier, carry what you need in the cabin, and treat any schedule flexibility you can build into your trip as genuinely useful insurance.
Frequently asked questions about ST
Where does ST (Siem Reap Airways) fly?
ST operates 22 routes primarily focused on Southeast Asia, with a strong emphasis on Myanmar as its top destination market. The airline connects major cities and regional hubs across Southeast Asia to serve business and leisure travelers.
What is ST's main hub airport?
Yangon International Airport (RGN) in Myanmar serves as ST's main hub, making it the primary connection point for the airline's network.
Is ST a low-cost, legacy, or regional carrier?
ST operates as a regional carrier, focusing on point-to-point routes within Southeast Asia with a concentrated network rather than extensive international long-haul operations. Its 22-route network and regional focus position it as a regional airline serving the Southeast Asian market.
When should I book ST flights and what fare classes are available?
It's generally recommended to book regional flights 4-6 weeks in advance for better fares; however, checking ST's website directly will provide the most current fare options and class availability. Most regional carriers offer basic economy and premium cabin options, so compare what works best for your travel needs.
What are ST's baggage allowance and check-in policies?
For specific baggage allowances and check-in requirements, passengers should consult ST's official website or contact their customer service, as policies vary by route and fare type. Generally, regional carriers allow one carry-on bag plus a personal item, with checked baggage allowances depending on your ticket class.