Malaysia Airlines to reduce flights until December 2024 | Airlines

Malaysia Airlines has announced plans to scale back its operations in response to ongoing supply chain and technical issues. The decision comes after a series of recent flight delays, cancellations, and emergency landings.

According to a recent statement from Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG), Malaysia Airlines will temporarily reduce its flight schedule until December 2024. MAG explained that the airline group is committed to addressing the underlying issues causing these operational difficulties. These issues include supply chain constraints, manpower shortages, and “other external factors”, such as technical issues, related to “the ongoing global aviation recovery post-pandemic.”

August 21, 2024, 15:13 (UTC +3)

“MAG will need to temporarily reduce its network from now until December 2024 to implement necessary corrective measures,” was written in the statement.

MAG is also facing delays in the delivery of new aircraft in 2024, resulting in fewer aircraft being available for operations than originally planned, as stated in…

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