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Malaysia Airlines aircraft ready to take off at KLIA in SepangMOHD SAHAR MISNI/The Star

IT’S certainly a big deal for Malaysia Airlines Bhd (MAS) to report higher losses of RM812mil for its financial year 2017. This compares with the RM439mil loss recorded in 2016 and the whopping RM1.13bil loss in 2015.

Despite this, its chief executive officer Izham Ismail remains confident that the airline can break even next year.

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