The demand for lightweight materials are increasing nowadays due to emerging industrial applications. AA 2024 is an aluminium alloy, most commonly employed material for various engineering applications such as aircraft structural and automobile applications. The materials added to increase the desired properties are called as reinforcement materials such as Al2O3 and BN, abrasive and leads to more wear on cutting tool and meagre quality in machining surface. Wire Electrical Discharge Machining (WEDM) is an advanced method of material removal which is conceived from the concept of Spark Erosion Machining process. WEDM is mainly employed for machining of hard materials and also especially used for making complex shapes on any electrically conductive work materials. In this present study, an experimental analysis has been performed on WEDM of aluminium alloy based Metal Matrix Composites (AMMC). Peak current (A) Pulse on time (‘Pon’) (µs), Pulse off time (‘Poff’) (µs) are considered as input process parameters in this present analysis. Material Removal Rate (MRR) and Surface Roughness (SR) are considered as desired performance measures that are need to be optimized. Taguchi’s methodology has been implemented for designing and analyzing the experimental runs. An L27 Orthogonal Array (OA) was employed for conducting the experimental runs. The effect of process parameters on desired outputs such as material removal rate (MRR) and surface roughness were investigated by Taguchi’s analysis and ANOVA analysis. Multiple regression equations have been developed for correlating the relationship between the selected input process variable and output variables. Contour plot analysis also performed for disclosing the combined effect of input variables on performance measures.