Last week, it sealed a deal with Turkish Airlines to fly its passengers to its destinations and soon will draft a code share with the airline for its own passengers to fly beyond Asia.
PETALING JAYA: Malindo Air is hoping to land at least six more deals with global carriers for interline services in a bid to fill the vacuum left by Malaysia Airlines Bhd (MAS).
Last week, it sealed a deal with Turkish Airlines to fly its passengers to its destinations and soon will draft a code share with the airline for its own passengers to fly beyond Asia.
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