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Malaysia Airlines Travel Fair to take place on March 25 to April 4 

National airline reiterates commitment to providing safe experience for fliers

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 24 Mar 2022 5:59PM

Malaysia Airlines Travel Fair to take place on March 25 to April 4 
With Malaysia Airlines having announced that it will be increasing flight frequency to several key destinations, passengers will be able to enjoy all-in return fares to notable locations. – The Vibes file pic, March 24, 2022

KUALA LUMPUR – The Malaysia Airlines Travel Fair (MATF) is set to take place online from March 25 to April 4 as the nation draws closer to the reopening of its borders. 

Offering immediate travel up to November 30, the online travel fair will not only see savings on airfares to all domestic and selected international destinations, but also bargain holiday packages and services, the airlines announced in a statement today. 

As a member of the Travel Safe Alliance, the national airline reiterated that it is committed to providing a safe and secure end-to-end travel experience for passengers to fly confidently. 

It added that aircraft operations are handled by fully vaccinated pilots and cabin crews that are required to wear face masks. 

“Frequent aircraft disinfection procedures are in line with guidelines prescribed by the Health Ministry and World Health Organisation,” it said, adding that its usage of aircraft HEPA filters has been proven to filter out 99.97% of viruses on board. 

With the airline company having announced that it will be increasing flight frequency to several key destinations, passengers will be able to enjoy all-in return fares to notable locations. 

An economy class trip on its flagship Kuala Lumpur-London route starts from RM3,099 and RM11,999 for a business class flight. 

Meanwhile, economy class flights to India’s capital Delhi start from RM1,699 and trips to Mumbai and Chennai start at RM1,799 and RM1,099 respectively, while flights to Hyderabad and Bangalore are priced from RM1,119. 

Other destinations include Thailand (from RM299), Singapore (from RM259), Phnom Penh (from RM359), Ho Chi Minh City (from RM399) and Manila (from RM559) all-in, one-way. 

Flights to Colombo (from RM1,199), Kathmandu (from RM1,599), Perth (from RM1,999), Brisbane (from RM2,499), Adelaide (from RM2,899), Sydney (from RM2,999) and Melbourne (from RM2,999) are priced as all-in return.

All-in one-way fares to destinations within Peninsula Malaysia are priced from as low as RM79 via the airline’s economy class.

Business class fares start from RM379 all-in one-way for flights within Peninsular Malaysia and travel between Sabah and Sarawak, with access to its Golden Lounge and a complimentary 40kg baggage allowance. 

The airline’s tour operating arm, MHholidays, is also offering attractive hotel and flight deals with up to 40% off for domestic destinations. 

Customers can book their three days and two nights stay from as low as RM299 to Kuala Lumpur, RM229 to Langkawi, RM369 to Kuching and RM409 to Kota Kinabalu per person.

“Customers can also enjoy discounted travel benefits with 25% off on various add-ons, including seat selection, extra baggage and value bundles with a standard seat and 10kg extra baggage,” it said, noting that Enrich members will earn 10% bonus points when booking during this promotion period. 

Packages offered can be booked at the airline’s website. – The Vibes, March 24, 2022

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