Malaysian carriers not using Boeing 737 MAX


PETALING JAYA: Malaysia Airlines says it is seeking more technical details about the Boeing 737 MAX aircraft from the aircraft manufacturer, following the deadly crash on Sunday (March 10) of a 737 MAX 8 operated by Ethiopian Airlines.

The national carrier said it is still too early to make any comments on the crash, as the cause had yet to be ascertained.

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