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A wide Aronszajn tree is a tree of size and height
$\omega _{1}$
with no uncountable branches. We prove that under
$MA(\omega _{1}\!)$
there is no wide Aronszajn tree which is universal under weak embeddings. This solves an open question of Mekler and Väänänen from 1994.
We also prove that under
$MA(\omega _{1}\!)$
, every wide Aronszajn tree weakly embeds in an Aronszajn tree, which combined with a result of Todorčević from 2007, gives that under
$MA(\omega _{1}\!)$
every wide Aronszajn tree embeds into a Lipschitz tree or a coherent tree. We also prove that under
$MA(\omega _{1}\!)$
there is no wide Aronszajn tree which weakly embeds all Aronszajn trees, improving the result in the first paragraph as well as a result of Todorčević from 2007 who proved that under
$MA(\omega _{1}\!)$
there are no universal Aronszajn trees.
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