En route to serving hot meals soon

PETALING JAYA: The catering issues faced by Malaysia Airlines is set to be resolved with the national carrier taking steps to introduce new in-flight meals in the coming months as it works with new partners to enhance its offerings on board.

The airline, which ended its contract with its anchor caterer Brahim’s Food Services (BFS) on Aug 31 after both parties were unable to achieve an amicable agreement, has been getting a barrage of complaints after affected routes saw passengers served with pre-packed meals or revised meal offerings as the airline transitions to a new catering service.