Firefly back in business with Singapore


Philip See is currently the head of strategy at Malaysia Airlines Bhd, the sister company of Firefly

IT’S good news, not just for Malaysia Airlines Berhad, but for many Malaysians who prefer to use the Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport in Subang to fly to Singapore.

The route via the airport to the republic, which was suspended in December 2018, has incurred a loss of up to RM20mil for its subsidiary, FlyFirefly Sdn Bhd, said Malaysia Airlines Group chief executive Captain Izham Ismail.

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