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United just flew where no US airline has gone: On board the historic inaugural flight to Mongolia www.thepointsguy.com

As a kid, I spent countless hours staring at maps: some of the United States, others of countries around the world.
In particular, I was drawn to places that seemed far-flung and fantastic — destinations that let me imagine a world far beyond the rural plot of Pennsylvania where I grew up.
Thailand. The Falkland Islands. South Africa. The more creative, the better.
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Today, I checked off one of the destinations that I once daydreamed about as a kid: Mongolia.
That came courtesy of United Airlines, which on Thursday flexed its own creativity by expanding its route map to become the first U.S. airline to launch regularly scheduled service to the remote Asian nation.
I was on board for the inaugural flight, which was a celebration and spectacle in and of itself, much like other inaugural flights from United and other big carriers.
Making United's service to the Mongolian capital of Ulaanbaatar particularly unique was the city where it took off.
United Flight 7 to Chinggis Khaan International Airport (UBN) didn't depart from a U.S. airport. It took off some 1,900 miles away at Tokyo's Narita International Airport (NRT), far from the airline's home country.
Gateside festivities
The launch of this new "fifth-freedom route" — an aviation term for a flight that neither departs nor lands in an airline's home country — drew a throng of roughly 200 people near Narita's Gate 32 for ceremonies that began nearly two hours before departure.
It kicked off with a large contingent of Japanese media peppering Patrick Quayle, United's senior vice president for global network planning and alliances, with a slew of questions. They covered everything from details on United's new NRT-UBN route to the carrier's effort to rebuild its Narita operation, which is now up to 11 nonstop destinations, as part of United's plan to revitalize its Japanese operation.
But it was the spectacle that followed that made this departure most unusual: destination-themed cupcakes, a sake barrel-breaking ceremony and a slew of photo ops, including several passengers who dressed up for the occasion.
A sizable percentage of the flight's passengers said they flew in specifically to be on the inaugural — AvGeeks or United enthusiasts who'd booked the flight specifically because it marked the adding of a new, and especially notable, pin on United's map.
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Craig Shipman from Chicago was one of those passengers.
"This is my first inaugural," he said, fresh off arriving in Tokyo from Chicago — just in time to catch the connection to Ulaanbaatar.
"Why not?" Shipman said. "I've never been to Mongolia, and it just worked out that I could go."
Jan Francke, a mining geophysicist from Victoria, British Columbia, was another.
A self-described "extreme" traveler frequently on the road, Francke said he incorporated the inaugural flight into a work trip he had to make to Mongolia anyway. Today, he said he enjoyed the excitement of the inaugural. Tomorrow, a nine-hour ride into the Mongolian countryside to meet clients awaits him.
But still others booked the flight by happenstance, realizing only by the hullabaloo at the gate that this was not just an ordinary flight.
These elaborate gate-side celebrations have become something of a tradition for United's inaugural route launches. Perhaps that's no surprise given the number of interesting new destinations the carrier has added in recent years under Quayle's route-planning leadership.
Ulaanbaatar joins Nuuk in Greenland, the Pacific island nation of Palau, Spain's Bilbao and Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh City on an expansion list that heavily leans into far-off destinations much more than those available from other North American carriers.
It may not be much of a surprise to learn that Quayle himself also loved to look at maps as a kid, something he says helped serve as inspiration for shaping United's route map.
"As a kid, I loved looking at maps," Quayle told me from seat 3F while we flew somewhere high above the Asian continent on our way to his carrier's newest destination. "The more far-flung or the harder it is to get to places — like the South Island of New Zealand or Tahiti or Mongolia or Cape Town, South Africa — I just had a yearn and a desire to go there. And being in this position, running the network at United, we have the ability to bring these destinations to our MileagePlus [loyalty] members. And really ... getting the flag carrier service, getting that United service to these far-flung destinations around the world."
There's a business case to be made, of course.
United flies to the most combined domestic and international destinations in the world. It's a key differentiator from its biggest competitors.
Having a slew of innovative destinations further enhances the appeal of its frequent flyer program — and those who might consider signing up for a cobranded credit card to help them get to those destinations.
But for Thursday, Quayle — along with myself and a large portion of those on board — felt more like wide-eyed kids checking off a long-dreamed-about bucket list destination.
Every passenger who boarded United's inaugural Mongolia flight received a swag bag of commemorative items that included pajamas made specifically for the flight, along with other trinkets like a postcard and a pin showing the U.S. and Mongolian flags.
Up in first class, where I spent Thursday's flight, commemorative teddy bears also greeted us.
Passengers snapped pictures and took videos as they boarded, continuing to swap stories and share their excitement ahead of visiting a remote, new destination.
Even some among United's Guam-based crew joined the excitement.
"I've never been on an inaugural before," I heard one flight attendant say as she handed out Champagne in the first-class cabin. "It's exciting. I can't wait."
The buzz continued as the plane taxied and took off from Tokyo (about five minutes behind schedule).
Shortly after takeoff, the initial excitement gave way to dimmed cabin lights and a calmer atmosphere.
Keep in mind, though, that while this is a far-away, new destination for United, the flight itself isn't a long-haul trek on a wide-body plane; it's roughly the distance between United's O'Hare International Airport (ORD) and San Francisco International Airport (SFO) hubs.
As such, the aircraft on the route was a 23-year-old Boeing 737-800 — registration No. N35260 — that showed its age (among other things, the Wi-Fi did not work).
The meal service featured a special one-time menu that highlighted Mongolian-themed selections like Mongolian beef short ribs, gobi-style chicken and "Ulaanbaatar barley and vegetable stew."
I ordered the beef, which didn't photograph well, nor was it the best airline meal I've ever had. The chicken dish photographed better. I didn't taste it myself, though it also received tepid reviews.
A little over five hours into our journey, the crew announced we had begun our descent to Ulaanbaatar.
Passengers clapped upon landing, on the heels of a five-hour and 41-minute flight.
Booking your seat on United's Mongolia flight
Want to snag a seat on one of United's Tokyo-Ulaanbaatar flights yourself?
Tickets start at around $486 round-trip in economy, or $1,413 in business class. The good news is, award tickets are readily available over the next few months. Economy tickets start at 30,000 United MileagePlus miles plus around $29-$30 in taxes and fees in each direction, while business-class awards start at 45,000 miles plus the same taxes and fees each way. You can transfer Bilt Rewards and Chase Ultimate Rewards points to United at a 1:1 ratio.
Depending on prices, it might be an even better deal using Air Canada Aeroplan points. You'll need just 12,500 points each way in economy (though with higher taxes and fees of about $76), or 35,000 points in business class. You can transfer points to Aeroplan from:
American Express Membership Rewards points
Bilt Rewards Points
Capital One miles
Chase Ultimate Rewards points
So it's easy to stock up on them, even if you don't have any currently banked.

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Przewalski’s Horse to Be Reintroduced to Numrug Strictly Protected Area Under the Auspices of the President of Mongolia www.montsame.mn

President of Mongolia Khurelsukh Ukhnaa received Director of the Prague Zoo in the Czech Republic Miroslav Bobek and Lecturer at the Mongolian Studies Center of Charles University and Mongolist scholar Veronika Kapisovska.
At the meeting, President Khurelsukh underlined that for more than 30 years the Prague Zoo has made a valuable contribution to wildlife conservation in Mongolia, especially to the re‑introduction of Przewalski’s horse, and to strengthening the material base of the Administration of the Gobi Strictly Protected Area, building human capacity, and intensifying research activities.
The President expressed gratitude that the two sides agreed to cooperate on a new project to introduce Przewalski’s horses into the Numrug Strictly Protected Area in Khalkhgol soum of Dornod aimag, to assess the ecosystems of the Gobi and dry steppe areas, to identify ecologically critical sites and place them under special protection, and to provide the necessary expert advice and assistance.
This meeting is one of the measures agreed during the State Visit of President Khurelsukh to the Czech Republic in March 2025, and shows that the initiatives discussed during that State Visit are being implemented. During the State Visit, President Khurelsukh toured the Prague Zoo and bestowed the name “Dagina” on a newly born Przewalski’s foal.
In March 2024, the Prague Zoo established a permanent “Mongolian Gobi” Exhibit, built a Mongol ger, and has since been regularly presenting a photo exhibition that showcases the process and results of the Przewalski’s horse reintroduction project.
It was also noted that, while serving as Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces, President of the Czech Republic Petr Pavel approved the transport of Przewalski’s horses to Mongolia by military aircraft, a decision that made a crucial contribution to the project’s success. As a result, the number of Przewalski’s horses in areas such as Khustai National Park and Khomyn Tal has now exceeded 1,000.

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Ambassador Buangan Joins AmCham Mongolia’s Doorknock Mission to Washington, D.C. www.mn.usembassy.gov

U.S. Ambassador to Mongolia Richard Buangan will join the American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) in Mongolia’s annual Doorknock Mission to the United States May 5-7. 
The 2025 DoorKnock offers AmCham and Ambassador Buangan an opportunity to energize U.S.-Mongolia commercial ties with U.S. stakeholders and policy makers.  Meetings with senior government officials in Washington D.C. will allow the AmCham delegation to better understand the Trump Administration’s America First foreign policy priorities.  The U.S. Embassy in Mongolia supports enabling private sector-led opportunities that contribute to the growing U.S.-Mongolia economic relationship as well as expanding market opportunities in Mongolia for U.S. businesses. 
An annual event since 2014, AmCham Doorknocks provide a focused opportunity for U.S. and Mongolian business leaders to engage with D.C. policymakers, promoting Mongolia while learning how to work with U.S. exporters, investors, and Administration and legislative leaders. The 2025 delegation represents the universe of U.S. interests in Mongolia and are scheduled to meet with senior officials of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the Trump Administration, and members of Congress.

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Mongolia to Cooperate with Thailand in Aviation Training www.montsame.mn

Director of the Civil Aviation Authority of Mongolia Turbayar Erdene-Ochir and Director and Secretary of the Board of Directors of the Civil Aviation Training Center (CATC) of the Kingdom of Thailand Pukkanut Makchouy signed a Memorandum of Understanding in Bangkok.
The Memorandum of Understanding facilitates the training of personnel for projects and programs planned to be implemented in Mongolia in the field of air navigation, including the “New Ulaanbaatar Regional Air Traffic Control Center,” “Second Sainshand Regional Air Traffic Control Center,” “Remote Air Traffic Control Center,” and “Free Airspace-FRA,” specifically, for the training of pilots, air traffic controllers, aerodromes, air navigation, and aviation security services specialists. The Memorandum also lays the foundation for organizing short, medium, and long-term training to improve the skills of current employees at the CATC and in Mongolia, and for training and capacity-building of human resources in the civil aviation sector.
Particularly, the two parties agreed to involve 15 students in the bachelor's level program in civil aviation, jointly conduct initial and refresher courses for air traffic controllers, and provide aviation English language training to Mongolian students on preferential terms in the 2025-2026 academic year,
The Civil Aviation Training Center of the Kingdom of Thailand is a leading training institution in the Asia-Pacific region that implements the “TrainAir Plus” training program of the International Civil Aviation Organization.

 

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India's JSW Steel faces challenges importing coking coal from Mongolia, sources say www.reuters.com

NEW DELHI, May 1 (Reuters) - JSW Steel (JSTL.NS), opens new tab, India's largest steelmaker by capacity, has hit a roadblock in sourcing coking coal from Mongolia due to unresponsive suppliers and transport bottlenecks, three sources familiar with the matter said.
The company had aimed to import 2,500 metric tons from Mongolia, while the Steel Authority of India (SAIL.NS), opens new tab was looking to bring in 75,000 metric tons.
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India, the world's second-largest producer of crude steel, meets 85% of its coking coal requirements through imports, with Australia supplying more than half of those shipments. Steel demand has skyrocketed in the country driven by rapid economic growth and increasing infrastructure spending.
In a bid to diversify its supply chain for the key steelmaking ingredient, India has been exploring partnerships with resource-rich Mongolia, which industry officials have identified as a viable source of high-grade coking coal at relatively lower prices.
"There is no response from the Mongolian side, and we are finding it difficult," one of the sources said, declining to be identified due to the sensitive nature of discussions.
"On one hand, transport from Russia is clogged and on the other, it may not be feasible to get it from China on a sustainable basis," the source said.
Steel Secretary Sandeep Poundrik said over the weekend that there were logistical challenges in sourcing material from landlocked Mongolia.
The Mongolian prime minister's office and JSW Steel did not respond to emails from Reuters seeking comment.
Ties have soured between India and China since the 2020 clash between troops along their Himalayan border, which killed at least 20 Indian soldiers and four Chinese.
However, there have been some signs of thaw with the neighbours agreeing in January to work on resolving trade and economic differences.
Separately, JSW Steel, which imports about close to one-third of its coking coal needs from Russia, has no plans to increase imports from Moscow, the source said.
"We don't want to raise our exposure in one geography," they said.
The company also sources coking coal from Australia, the United States and Mozambique.
Chief executive Jayant Acharya told Reuters last week that JSW Steel was open to buying coking coal assets based on commercial and strategic viability.
India's coking coal imports will accelerate due to the limited availability of the key steelmaking ingredient amid a ramp-up of steel capacity, the steel secretary said last week.
Reporting by Neha Arora; Editing by Saad Sayeed

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Wind farm with capacity of 2,400 MW to be built in Mongolia's Dundgobi province www.akipress.com

The National Energy Reform Committee of Mongolia signed a Memorandum of Understanding with UPC Renewables, one of the world's leading renewable energy companies, in New York on April 29.
UPC Renewables is implementing a wind farm project in Dundgobi province with a total capacity of 2,400 MW.
The project aims to efficiently utilize Mongolia's renewable energy resources, export the produced clean energy to regional markets including China, improve the reliability of domestic energy supply, and contribute to the reduction of carbon emissions in Mongolia.
"Mongolia is taking a step to fully utilize its vast renewable energy potential. We aim to increase clean energy exports, contribute to the green development of the region, and open up new economic opportunities," Deputy Prime Minister of Mongolia Dorjkhand Togmid said.
"This partnership will enable us to leverage the wind resources of Dundgobi province to supply reliable, cost-competitive clean energy for export to China and to improve the reliability of Mongolia's central grid. We are committed to attracting international investment to Mongolia and promoting sustainable industrial development," CEO of UPC Renewables Asia Pacific Andrew John Sutherland noted.
As part of the project, a training centre will be created to provide the skills needed to build and operate the project, as well as to manufacture individual components of the renewable energy facility within Mongolia.

 

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Mongolia's total number of confirmed measles cases exceeds 1,000 www.xinhuanet.com

Mongolia has recorded 49 new cases of measles infection over the past 24 hours, bringing the national caseload to 1,035, according to the country's National Center for Communicable Diseases (NCCD) on Thursday.
The majority of new measles infections were among school-age children who have had only one shot of the measles vaccine, the NCCD said in a statement.
In this regard, the NCCD advised parents to protect their children from a potentially severe disease by getting them two doses of the measles vaccine.
Measles is a highly contagious viral disease transmitted by respiratory droplets and direct contact.
Common complications include fever, dry cough, runny nose, sore throat and inflamed eyes. The disease can be prevented by immunization.

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First-Stage Tender for the Ulaanbaatar Metro Project Receives Submissions from 27 Companies www.montsame.mn

Bids for the first stage of the tender to select a construction contractor for the Ulaanbaatar City Metro Project were opened on April 28, 2025.
Twenty-seven companies from seven countries, including Mongolia, the Republic of Korea, the United Kingdom, the Russian Federation, the French Republic, the Republic of India, and the People's Republic of China, submitted proposals. Under the law, the second-stage tender will be announced on May 5, 2025. The metro line will run from Tolgoit to Amgalan.
The Ulaanbaatar Metro line will stretch 19.4 km and comprise 15 stations. It is planned to carry 17,206 passengers per hour, with an average station spacing of 1.3 km. The end-to-end journey from Tolgoit to Amgalan is projected to take 31 minutes and 25 seconds, and the successful implementation of the project could raise the city’s average traffic speed by 40.4 percent.
The Ulaanbaatar Metro Project is one of 24 mega-projects of Ulaanbaatar to implement between 2025 and 2028.

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Foreign Minister of Mongolia and Foreign Minister of the Kingdom of Spain Hold Official Talks www.montsame.mn

On April 30, 2025, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Mongolia Battsetseg Batmunkh, who is paying an official visit to the Kingdom of Spain, held official talks with Minister of Foreign Affairs, European Union, and Cooperation of the Kingdom of Spain José Manuel Albares.
During the official talks, the two sides discussed the expansion of Mongolian-Spanish relations, which are based on common values of democracy, human rights, and the rule of law, with economic content, and the effective implementation of development policies. Foreign Minister Battsetseg introduced Mongolia's development policies and major objectives and underlined the extensive potential for mutually beneficial cooperation between Mongolia and the Kingdom of Spain. The two sides agreed to expand bilateral relations in investment, economy, trade, agriculture, light industry, tourism, and education.
The two parties also affirmed mutual commitment to work towards facilitating a favorable legal environment for intensifying cooperation, particularly to finalize the establishment of the Agreement on Air Relations, the Agreement on the Mutual Recognition of Driving Licenses, and the Agreement on Exemption from Visa Requirements for Holders of Diplomatic and Official Passports. Moreover, Foreign Minister Battsetseg introduced Mongolia's foreign policy and its priorities. The two sides agreed to work closely within the framework of the initiatives put forward by Mongolia at the international level, specifically on ensuring the preparations and successful outcomes of the World Women Entrepreneurs Forum, to be held in Ulaanbaatar in August 2025, and the 17th Session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification, which will be held in Ulaanbaatar in 2026.
Highlighting the importance of high-level mutual visits to intensify bilateral relations, the two sides agreed to organize the State Visit of the Head of State of the Kingdom of Spain to Mongolia, the official visit of the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Spain to Mongolia, and conduct political consultative meeting in the near future. The Foreign Ministers of the two countries signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Cooperation between Mongolia and the Diplomatic School of the Kingdom of Spain on Preparing and Training Specialists in International Relations, Spanish Language, and Linguistics. The two sides also confirmed mutual commitment to strengthening cooperation within the framework of the UN and other international organizations and exchanged views on some issues in international relations.

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IN-VR and Mongolian National Mining Association Announce Strategic Partnership to Promote MiningWeek & MinePro 2025 www.newsfilecorp.com

London, United Kingdom--(Newsfile Corp. - April 30, 2025) - IN-VR is proud to announce its new strategic partnership with the Mongolian National Mining Association (MNMA) to promote MiningWeek & MinePro 2025 - International Mining Exhibition & Convention, taking place from September 11-13, 2025, in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.
This landmark collaboration brings together global expertise and regional leadership to elevate MiningWeek & MinePro 2025 as Asia's premier mining platform, showcasing Mongolia's critical role in the global mineral supply chain.
Positioning Mongolia at the Heart of Global Mining
MiningWeek & MinePro 2025 will serve as the international meeting point for government officials, global mining leaders, investors, and industry pioneers, providing unmatched opportunities for investment facilitation, technological exchange, and high-level dialogue.
Building on the overwhelming success of the 2024 edition—which featured over 7,000 visitors, 350 organizations, 100+ demo equipment displays, and delegations from 20+ countries—MiningWeek & MinePro 2025 is set to be even more impactful.
What to Expect at MiningWeek & MinePro 2025
120,000m² Exhibition Space: Showcasing the latest in mining technology, heavy equipment, and innovation
Strategic Sessions: Featuring topics on procurement policy, critical minerals, green initiatives, responsible mining, exploration, and financing
Presentations & Panel Discussions: Led by government leaders, global dealmakers, and future-forward innovators
Exclusive Roundtable Meetings: Uniting mining associations, policymakers, and private sector leaders to explore collaborative pathways
Business Matchmaking: Targeted networking and deal facilitation among C-level executives, advisors, and procurement decision-makers
Why Mongolia?
Mongolia's vast mineral reserves—including copper, uranium, rare earths, and lithium—place the nation at the strategic crossroads of global mining demand and supply. Bordering China, the world's largest mining market, Mongolia is increasingly recognized as an essential source of critical and transitional minerals.
The Mongolian government is investing heavily in geological surveys, resource mapping, and infrastructure development, providing international partners with unprecedented access, transparency, and reliability.
Through MiningWeek & MinePro 2025, IN-VR and MNMA are committed to enhancing Mongolia's global visibility, attracting foreign direct investment, and fostering a responsible and innovative mining ecosystem.
Quote from IN-VR Leadership
Chryssa Tsouraki, CEO of IN-VR:
"We are thrilled to partner with the Mongolian National Mining Association to promote MiningWeek & MinePro 2025. Mongolia is uniquely positioned to lead the next era of sustainable mining in Asia. Through this partnership, we aim to attract global investment and spotlight Mongolia's dynamic potential across the international stage."
Register Today & Join the Mining Future
MiningWeek & MinePro 2025 is more than an exhibition—it's a global convention for those who lead, invest, and innovate in mining.
Pre-registration is now open. Don't miss your chance to join thousands of global stakeholders in shaping the future of mining.
Pre-Register here: https://www.netzerocircle.org/mong.../register-your-interest
About IN-VR
IN-VR is a leading global consultancy specializing in energy, mining, and investment promotion, bridging the gap between governments and the private sector. With a track record of organizing premier industry summits, IN-VR facilitates high-impact investment opportunities and strategic collaborations worldwide.
About the Mongolian National Mining Association (MNMA)
Founded in 1994, MNMA is Mongolia's foremost institution dedicated to promoting sustainable mining practices, influencing national mining policy, and supporting the responsible growth of the industry. The association serves as a critical link between Mongolia's mining stakeholders and the global investment community.

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