Malaysia Airlines buys 30 new planes, with option for 30 more


PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia’s national carrier will get 30 new planes to replace its ageing fleet, with the option of buying 30 more in the coming years, its top officials said.

These purchases are necessary for Malaysia Airlines to avoid the problems that plagued it last year said Malaysia Aviation Group managing director Datuk Captain Izham Ismail.

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