Malaysia Airlines eyes rebound, no worker shortage


Group chief marketing and customer experience officer Lau Yin May (pic) said MAB, in solidarity, kept the employment of its entire staff in preparation for traffic rebound despite a challenging period brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic.

PETALING JAYA: National carrier Malaysia Airlines Bhd (MAB) expects a strong rebound in its business, alongside a smooth operation with no shortages in the workforce, following the resumption of interstate travel.

Group chief marketing and customer experience officer Lau Yin May said MAB, in solidarity, kept the employment of its entire staff in preparation for traffic rebound despite a challenging period brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic.

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