Malaysia Airlines has announced that the delay in the delivery of Airbus A330-900 aircraft will impact the operation of certain flights.
Originally scheduled for September, the delivery has been postponed to late November. As a result, flights including the Kuala Lumpur to Melbourne route scheduled for November 25, planned to be operated with the same model, will switch to the Airbus A330-300 aircraft.
The airline is working closely with Airbus and the leasing company, Avolon, aiming to receive 5 aircraft by the first quarter of 2025.
Malaysia Airlines also faces delays in receiving Boeing 737-8 aircraft and is closely monitoring the situation in collaboration with Boeing and Air Lease.
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