Malaysia Airlines extends rebooking flexibility for passengers holding they’ve been unable to use because of continued Movement Control Orders (MCO). The latest lockdown affects the whole of Malaysia until at least 14th June. As Malaysians cannot travel interstate other than for essential purposes, Malaysia Airlines will operate limited service with 85% reduction across its network during this MCO. It will however continue to facilitate essential domestic and international travels as well as cargo movement.
Rebooking flexibility extension
In a statement issued on 4th June, the airline announced the extension of rebooking travel flexibility, offering customers longer ticket validity until 31st December 2022. This comes with a one-time fare difference and service fee waiver.
Eligible customers can now rebook their travels on or before 30th June 2022 for travel to be completed by 31st December 2022. This effectively adds another year to the validity of the current flexibility extension. Please refer to the airline’ travel advisory available on its official website for more information.
…. The recent spike in COVID-19 cases in Malaysia has moved us to prioritise further the safety and health of our passengers and employees. Captain Izham Ismail, Group Chief Executive Officer of Malaysia Aviation Group,
He added that the national carrier continues to play its role in ensuring accessibility for Malaysia together with Firefly and MASwings, via limited commercial and charter services since MCO 1.0. From April 2020, they have successfully deployed over 350 rescue and repatriation flights utilising Malaysia Airlines’ A380, A350, A330 and B737 aircraft. MABkargo operated more than 1,600 passenger-to-cargo (P2C) flights since March 2020. These carried over 30,000 tonnes of relief items on its global freighter network ensuring the global supply chain is maintained.”
Looking for a more comfortable quarantine experience?
As Malaysia continues to impose quarantine order for international arrivals, MHholidays, Malaysia Airlines’ tour operating arm now offers a quarantine package at hotels approved by Malaysia’s Ministry of Health, offering premium hospitality and complimentary transport. The minimum number of nights required for a quarantine stay is seven (7) nights. To book, passengers can check out home/quarantine-with-mhholidays.
Passengers wishing to rebook their travels can make the changes online on www.malaysiaairlines.com or contact the Call Centre at 1 300 88 3000 (within Malaysia) or +603 7843 3000 (outside Malaysia).
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