Perth, March 6: Malaysia Airlines will introduce additional services between Kuala Lumpur and key European gateways from 6–8 March to support travellers affected by ongoing disruptions across global aviation networks.
The airline said the extra flights between Kuala Lumpur, London Heathrow and Paris Charles de Gaulle aim to provide additional capacity for passengers navigating an uncertain travel environment.
Malaysia Airlines will operate the supplementary services alongside its regular daily flights, deploying its Airbus A350-900 aircraft on the routes.
The additional flights include Kuala Lumpur–Paris services on 6 March and Kuala Lumpur–London services on 7 and 8 March.
The airline said the move is intended to help passengers reconnect with families and continue onward journeys as global travel networks adjust to disruptions in several regions.
Bryan Foong, Chief Executive Officer of Airline Business at Malaysia Aviation Group, said aviation plays an important role in maintaining global connectivity during uncertain times.
“In times of uncertainty, aviation plays a vital role in keeping the world connected. Malaysia Airlines is stepping up by adding capacity where it matters while ensuring people can continue moving safely and reliably between Asia and Europe,” he said.
Malaysia Airlines added it is working with partner airlines across Europe and Asia to facilitate onward connections for affected passengers.
The carrier said it will continue monitoring developments and may adjust capacity further if necessary.
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