Malaysia Airlines revealed its new Business Class and Economy Class seats for the A330neo ahead of the aircraft’s expected arrival in Q3 2024, as part of its fleet modernization plan.
There will be a number of “firsts” in the new airbus A330neo cabin for both the airline and its fleet history. One of these is the debut of the Collins Aerospace Elevation Business Class seats, which come with wireless charging pods accessible at all 28 Business Class seats and an all-suite cabin with private doors.
The airline is poised to establish itself as the top global carrier in terms of passenger experience and innovation by being the first in the world to use Elevation seats on the A330 airframe.
For improved cabin comfort and functionality, the ergonomically designed and enhanced-support Recaro CL3810 Economy Class seats provide thoughtful features like coat hooks, a cup holder, and plenty of storage. Throughout the cabin, seat covers will showcase the airline’s emblematic songket pattern, honouring Malaysia’s cultural legacy by skillfully merging customs with modern design.
28 seats in Business Class and 269 in Economy Class—24 of which have additional legroom—will make up the A330neo’s seating capacity. For a restricted period, shoppers attending MATTA Fair can view these new seats at the MAG Arena (Level 3, MITEC, Kuala Lumpur) until March 24, 2024.
Malaysia Airlines has become the official commercial airline of Manchester United football club through a strategic multi-year collaboration struck today. By utilising co-branded marketing campaigns to increase brand recognition to a diverse global audience, Malaysia Airlines is positioned to offer its well-known Malaysian Hospitality to Manchester United’s enormous community of over 1.1 billion fans and followers worldwide.
At the same time, the airline will provide high-quality service and immersive experiences that are associated with both brands. Additionally, Malaysia Airlines declared the beginning of service to three new locations: Chiang Mai, Thailand (CNX), Da Nang, Vietnam (DAD), and Malé, Maldives (MLE). The airline will offer new direct flights to MLE, DAD, and CNX from its main hub in Kuala Lumpur, improving connectivity.
Tickets will go on sale on March 22, 2024. Beginning on August 1, 2024, the airline will operate daily flights to MLE; on September 24, 2024, it will begin operating daily flights to DAD; and on August 15, 2024, it will operate five times weekly flights to CNX.
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