MAS poised to buy more wide-body Airbus planes


Bellew: We’ve found the planes, we’re in the process of doing due diligence.’ – Bloomberg

CANCUN (Mexico): Malaysia Airlines is close to signing deals for six or seven second-hand wide-body A330 planes for its fleet this year as it seeks to grow on international routes amidst good demand for summer bookings, its chief executive said.

Malaysia Airlines has been in talks with airlines and leasing companies about bringing in used wide-body planes to replace the single-aisle planes it currently flies on some five-hour flights, such routes as to India, China and Hong Kong.

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