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Travel on Malaysia Airlines’ first flight powered by sustainable aviation fuel 

Save up to 15% when you book a seat on the landmark flights 

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 31 May 2022 2:00PM

Travel on Malaysia Airlines’ first flight powered by sustainable aviation fuel 
Compared to conventional fossil jet fuel, this sustainable fuel option, made from 100% renewable waste and residue raw materials (such as cooking oil), can reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 80%. – MAB pic, May 31, 2022

AS part of World Environment Day, Malaysia Airlines will operate the first flight using Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore via MH603 and Singapore-Kuala Lumpur via MH606 on June 5. 

Flights on these routes reaffirm the national carrier's commitment to a Sustainable Tomorrow and mark significant advancements toward the goal of using a cleaner, more viable fuel by 2025. 

Malaysia Airlines invites guests and sustainability advocates to participate in this historic day by travelling on SAF-powered flights on June 5 on MH603 and MH606. From now until June 4, passengers can enjoy up to 15% off on SAF-powered flights.

The promo code "SAF2022" needs to be entered during checkout at www.malaysiaairlines.com in order to receive the discount.

MH603 is scheduled to depart Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KUL) at 12:25, arriving at Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) at 1.30pm. MH606 will depart SIN at 2.40pm, and arrive at KUL at 3.40pm. 

The dedicated SAF-powered flights on June 5 will be operated on the Boeing 737-800 aircraft, using a blend of approximately 38% SAF and conventional jet fuel.

Compared to conventional fossil jet fuel, this sustainable fuel option, made from 100% renewable waste and residue raw materials (such as cooking oil), can reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 80%. 

Malaysia Airlines guests can continue to #FlyConfidently and experience a smooth journey underpinned by inimitable Malaysian Hospitality. Malaysia Airlines received a 7-star rating for its extensive Covid-19 health and safety measures from AirlineRatings and is a Travel Safe Alliance Malaysia (TSAM) member. 

For more information, visit the Malaysia Airlines website. Sign up to become an Enrich member on the Enrich website to start earning Enrich Points and download the Malaysia Airlines' App to get the latest promotions. – The Vibes, May 31, 2022

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