Malaysia Airlines adds flights: more destinations

Malaysia Airlines adds flights to selected international destinations from 1st July and adds extra domestic services in June 2020. This will facilitate essential travel locally and offer limited international connectivity as other countries begin to lift border restrictions. The announcement is contingent on Malaysia also relaxing its own international border controls.
The airline will adjust its network to match passenger demands, prior to normalizing the schedule in October for both domestic and international destinations.
Travellers must check entry and exit requirements before their journey as travel restrictions remain in place in most countries.

Malaysia Airlines adds flights: Domestic

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Flights	Months	Frequency
Kuala Lumpur – Alor Setar/Johor Bahru/Kota Bharu/ Langkawi/Terengganu/Labuan/ Miri/Sandakan/Tawau	June and July	2 times weekly
Kuala Lumpur – Kuantan/Bintulu/Sibu	June and July	Once a week
Kuala Lumpur – Penang/Kuching	June	3 times weekly
Kuala Lumpur – Kuching	July	5 times weekly

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International destinations:

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Flights	Months	Frequency
Kuala Lumpur – Dhaka/Kathmandu/London/Osaka/Narita/ Incheon/Hong Kong/*Melbourne/**Sydney/ Perth/Denpasar/Phuket/Cambodia	July	2 times weekly *Kuala Lumpur – Melbourne (1st to 18th July) **Kuala Lumpur- Sydney (1st to 5th July)
Kuala Lumpur – Chennai/Hyderabad/Mumbai/Bangalore/ Kochi/Sri Lanka/Taipei/Guangzhou/ *Sydney/**Melbourne/Adelaide/Brisbane/ Surabaya	July	Once a week *Kuala Lumpur – Sydney (6th to 31st July) **Kuala Lumpur – Melbourne (19th to 31st July)
Kuala Lumpur – Manila	July	3 times weekly
Kuala Lumpur – Jakarta/Bangkok	July	4 times weekly
Kuala Lumpur – Singapore	July	5 times weekly

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…. I would like to take this opportunity to thank our customers for their continued support and confidence in Malaysia Airlines throughout these challenging times. Malaysia Airlines’ Group CEO, Captain Izham Ismail

He added that the airline has released a special video titled ‘Ready to fly and rediscover Malaysia’ on Malaysia Airlines’ social media platforms.

Health & Safety initiatives

Malaysia Airlines has implemented enhanced safety measures and protocols since the onset of the COVID-19. These measures are coordinated with health and airport authorities to ensure passengers’ health and wellbeing.

The protocols include:

• temperature checks
• sanitisation and disinfection of all properties and facilities
• enforcement of social distancing
• mandatory usage of face masks
• protective screen barriers at check-in counters and transfer desks
  • at KL International Airport (KLIA)
• All Malaysia Airlines front-liners on ground and onboard are required to
  • wear personal protective equipment and
  • have daily health screening.
• Upon arrival, passenger luggage will be sanitised.
• These health and safety precautionary measures also apply to Malaysia Airlines Golden Lounges
  • planned for re-opening on 1st July 2020.
• Inflight entertainment continues to be available on seat-back screens as does Wi-Fi connectivity.
• Hygienically packed pillows and blankets available on selected flights.
• Modification to inflight dining will limit contact between cabin crew and passengers.
• All aircraft are cleaned and disinfected before and after every flight
• Toilets will be cleaned during flight by cabin crew at regular intervals.
• Reading material, inflight duty free and retail are be suspended.

Book your tickets on Malaysia Airlines’ official website or via Malaysia Airlines’ app for departure dates currently available for booking. The flight schedules are available on Malaysia Airlines website.

Check-in online or use mobile check-in to reduce interaction and avoid the queues at the airport.