Malaysia Airlines, which suffered twin air disasters last year, is reducing capacity on its Indian routes as a part of its overall restructuring exercise.
The airline is withdrawing one of its two Kuala-Lumpur Delhi flights and will operate smaller Boeing 737 aircraft on its two Mumbai flights. The changes in schedule will come into effect from September 1
At present, the airline flies a mix of Boeing 777 and Boeing 737 on Kuala Lumpur- Mumbai route 12 times a week but now will serve the route with two Boeing 737 flights.
16/07/15 Aneesh Phadnis/Business Standard
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The airline is withdrawing one of its two Kuala-Lumpur Delhi flights and will operate smaller Boeing 737 aircraft on its two Mumbai flights. The changes in schedule will come into effect from September 1
At present, the airline flies a mix of Boeing 777 and Boeing 737 on Kuala Lumpur- Mumbai route 12 times a week but now will serve the route with two Boeing 737 flights.
16/07/15 Aneesh Phadnis/Business Standard
