Malaysia Airlines (MAS) has delayed plans to sell some of its Airbus A380 jumbo jets, and will now keep all six of them at least until 2018 after retiring its fleet of Boeing 777s, its chief executive told Reuters.
The chief executive of Malaysia Airlines said Wednesday that the carrier recorded a profit in February, its first positive monthly result in years, and is on track to return to the black by 2018.
Ser ut som Malaysian går for en ren Airbus flåte på longhaul etterhvert da de nå har inngått kontrakt med ALC om leasing på 4 A350-900 med levering fra slutten av 2017. Dette er vel første steg mot og erstatte deres aldrene 777-200ER. Itillegg til disse fire har de også en opsjon med ALC om ytterligere 2 A350-900, samt 2 A330-900neo. Og jeg blir ikke overrasket om at dette bare er starten og ytterligere fly av samme typer vil bli levert MH etterhvert
http://www.ausbt.com.au/malaysia-airlines-to-fly-airbus-a350-from-late-2017
Malaysia Airlines Bhd is adding two new Airbus A350-900s with Air Lease Corporation (ALC) which will be delivered in 2018
http://www.ch-aviation.com/portal/news/46908-malaysia-airlines-secures-a380-charter-contractsMalaysia Airlines (MH, Kuala Lumpur Int'l) has signed Memoranda of Understandings (MOU) with two local travel agencies, Andalusia Travel & Tours Sdn Bhd and Rayhar Travels Sdn Bhd, for the provision of charter flights to Saudi Arabia beginning later this year.
Under the terms of the contracts, Malaysia Airlines will operate a total of fifty-three flights from Malaysia to Madinah and Jeddah between November 10, 2016 and July 6, 2017. Operations are on-board A380-800 equipment.
Ser nesten ut som MH har kuttet litt for fort og raskt i flåten, siden de nå mangler litt kapasitet når minst en A380 vil være opptatt i tyngre vedlikehold fremover. Så de har hentet frem en 747-400 fra møllposen, malt den i retrofarger og satt den i trafikk for og dekke opp for en A380
Over the summer Malaysia Airlines was going to operate the 747 twice per week between Kuala Lumpur and London… only that didn’t actually happen. As a matter of fact, the 747 didn’t operate a single commercial flight since it was brought back from retirement.
And guess what? Malaysia Airlines has now officially deactivated their reactivated deactivated 747. The plane didn’t operate a single commercial flight in the four months that it was “activated
http://www.theaviationnews.net/malaysia-airlines-deactivates-their-reactivated-deactivated-747/
Ser ut som de er i samtaler med et Kinesisk selskap om salg av alle sine A380
http://www.hangar.no/malaysia-airlines-selger-og-kvitter-seg-med-alle-airbus-a380/
Malaysia Airlines will continue to fly its Airbus A380s to London as the airline steps back from plans to spin off the superjumbos into a new airline dedicated to Islamic pilgrimages.
Malaysia Airlines has dropped plans to retrofit its six Airbus A380s to a high-density seat configuration for pilgrimage flights
Malaysia prime minister Mahathir Mohamad has reportedly said that he is studying options for the country’s flag carrier, including whether shut it down, sell it off, or to put in more investment
Golden Skies Ventures, a privately-held Malaysian company, has made a USD2.5 billion offer to fully take over Malaysia Aviation Group, the holding company of Malaysia Airlines (MH, Kuala Lumpur Int'l), its executives told Reuters on April 6. The offer is bolstered by financing from a European bank, they added.
Malaysia Airlines Talks to Creditors in Urgent Restructuring
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