Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) has revealed significant updates to its networks and service offerings, reaffirming its commitment to growth and world-class travel. It is on track to become a top 10 global airline by 2030.
Malaysia Airlines will recommence flights to Chengdu from 9 January 2026, allowing it to grow its Greater China network to 7 destinations, leveraging the new visa-free travel between Malaysia and China.
In terms of its Indian network, Malaysia will increase its frequencies from Trivandrum to a daily service, effective 1 December 2025, while its Ahmedabad services will increase to 5 weekly, starting 26 October 2025.
Firefly, a subsidiary of the Malaysian Aviation Group, also plans to enhance ASEAN connectivity, including new services to Krabi, Siem Reap, and Cebu from November 2025.
Datuk Captain Izham Ismail, Group Managing Director of Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG), said, “With these new routes and expanded frequencies, MAG is strengthening its role as the gateway to Asia and beyond, making it easier for travellers to discover top destinations across the region and further afield. At the same time, we remain focused on delivering a premium in-flight experience that reflects our commitment to Malaysian hospitality. Innovations such as our new vegetarian satay is just one example of how we continue to innovate while staying true to our heritage, offering more variety to meet evolving customer expectations. With the networks we are expanding, the products we are enhancing, and the people driving these efforts, Malaysia Aviation Group is ready to meet the future with confidence and deliver value for our customers and our nation.”