Aeromachus stigmata, the veined scrub hopper, is a skipper, a type of butterfly in the family Hesperiidae.

[1] The species was described by Edward Yerbury Watson in his 1891 Hesperiidae Indica as: Male and female.

Upperside glossy olive-brown: forewing with a short black bar or brand of raised scales obliquely above the middle of hind margin, and a very indistinct upper discal slightly curved row of six small pale spots: cilia whitish-cinereous, with slight brown bars.

Underside paler; costal border of the forewing, veins, and basal interspaces of the hindwing speckled with greenish-grey; forewing with whitish discal maculated band as above, but more distinct, a spot at end of the cell and a marginal row of lunules less distinct; hindwing with a distinct whitish cell-spot and a submarginal and marginal lunular band.

A. s. obsoletus is distributed in north-eastern India, south-eastern Bangladesh, and northern Myanmar.