Scanda Sky clarifies that it did not portray itself as an airline company


PETALING JAYA: Scanda Sky PLT has denied portraying itself as an airline company following a warning issued by the Malaysian Aviation Commission (Mavcom).

Scanda Sky chief executive officer Stanley Hu said it merely chartered flights from existing licensed airline companies, including Malaysia Airlines Bhd (MAS), for tour packages in Ipoh and Guangzhou, China.

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