Firefly, a subsidiary of the Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG), will expand its Subang Jet Operations with the launch of two new direct flights to Kuching (KCH) and Changi International Airport (SIN) from 24th March 2025. The addition of these two highly sought-after destinations out of Kuala Lumpur’s ‘city airport’, Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport, Subang (SZB), also known as Subang Skypark, offers seamless connectivity between Subang and these two destinations.
Promotional Fares on offer
To celebrate the launch, pick up all-in, one-way promotional fares starting from RM219 to Kuching, and RM189 to Singapore, providing an excellent opportunity to explore these destinations at exceptional value.
The new routes will be serviced by Firefly’s modern retrofitted Boeing 737-800 aircraft and these fares will include
- complimentary 10kg check-in baggage
- 7kg carry-on baggage
- in-flight refreshments.
If you prefer, upgrade to Flex, which includes 30kg checked baggage and unlimited flight changes.
Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport (SZB)
Subang Jet Operations Flight Schedule:
| Route | All-in one-way from | Flight No. | Departure Time | Days of Operation |
| SZB-KCH | RM 219 | Y 2802 | 6:45 (6.45am) |
Up to 6x weekly from 24th Mar 2025
Up to 7x weekly from 30th Mar 2025 |
| KCH-SZB | FY 2803 | 9:20 (9.20am) | ||
| SZB-SIN | RM 189 | FY 3672 | 18:30 (6.30pm) | |
| SIN-SZB | FY 3673 | 20:45 (8.45pm) |
…. The launch of these new routes marks another milestone in Firefly’s mission to deliver enhanced connectivity and convenience. Captain Izham Ismail, Group Managing Director of MAG
He added that Firefly’s Subang jet operations will complement the existing turboprop services in SZB, offering customers “a travel experience that combines comfort, affordability, and efficiency while unlocking new travel opportunities.”
Since 2008, Firefly has been an integral part of the Subang aviation landscape, initially offering turboprop services to various domestic and regional destinations including a number of daily turboprop services to Seletar Airport in Singapore. These new Singapore flights will fly in and out of Changi Airport, making connections easier for travellers.
These latest additions to its Subang jet operations will significantly boost Firefly’s presence in the hub, operating 28 weekly flights on its Boeing 737-800 aircraft to four destinations, including Penang and Kota Kinabalu. This will position the airline as a key player in providing convenient travel options and seamless connections for both business and leisure travellers. For more information and to book your flights, visit the official Firefly website.
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