In response to a series of recent delays, cancellations and emergency landings, the Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) announced that the Malaysia Airlines will temporarily reduce its flight schedule until December 2024.
MAG detailed that the airline group is committed to addressing the fundamental issues that contribute to operational difficulties. These problems involve supply chain limitations, labor shortages and “other external factors”, including technical issues linked to “Global post-pandemic aviation recovery”.
The temporary adjustment to network operations seeks to ensure fleet durability and increase long-term operational efficiency. MAG aims to reduce disruptions for engers and elevate the quality of the flight experience with Malaysia Airlines and its s, including Firefly and the pilgrimage arm Charity.
“MAG deeply regrets the significant inconvenience that flight cancellations will cause our engers. Ensuring our aircraft are in optimal condition for safe and efficient operations, while minimizing potential disruptions, is our top priority. We are committed to strengthening our operations and positioning the company for long-term success and growth.”, he concluded.
According to information from the planespotters.com, the fleet of Malaysia Airlines is currently made up of 24 wide-body aircraft Airbus A330, seven A350 XWBs, 42 Boeing 737-800s and four Boeing 737MAX 8.
Important update:
Malaysia Aviation Group Prioritises Fleet Reliability and Operational ResilienceStatement by Datuk Captain Izham Ismail Group Managing Director
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- Malaysia Airlines (@MAS) August 24, 2024
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