The stories shaping Malaysia, in focus.
China's three largest state-owned carriers posted combined first-half losses of 8.2 billion yuan, marking their seventh consecutive year of red ink. Soaring fuel costs and an unusually severe typhoon season threaten further deterioration.
Malaysia's Immigration Director-General has clarified that only two airlines experience technical difficulties processing Malaysian passports with validity exceeding 10 years, dismissing concerns about widespread international rejection.
America's largest airlines are fundamentally restructuring their business models to focus on premium passengers willing to pay for comfort and exclusivity, expanding first-class cabins and investing billions in luxury amenities.
AirBorneo Airways has cautioned passengers against buying tickets through third-party websites, warning of inflated prices, hidden fees, and potential booking problems. The Sarawak-based carrier recommends purchasing directly through official channels.