The Malaysian Aviation Commission (MAVCOM) has announced its decision to grant air traffic rights for Batik Air Malaysia’s additional service application on the Okinawa/Naha to Taipei/Taoyuan to Kuala Lumpur route.
Currently, the airline operates four round trips a week. According to the announcement, the service will add three more round trips a week from April. The flights are expected to be operated using Boeing 737 aircraft. The airline has already added one more round trip, making it five round trips a week available for sale.
The Malaysian Aviation Commission considers the demand and benefits for users, the quality of service, and the impact on Malaysia’s airports and aviation industry when deciding on the allocation of air traffic rights. If an airline granted air traffic rights fails to comply with conditions, the commission has the authority to temporarily suspend or revoke the decision. The assigned airline must start the operation of all granted flights within six months from the effective date, and any unused rights will be revoked.
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