Airbus delivers First A330neo for Malaysia Airlines
The A330-900, is the first of 20 to be leased from Avolon by MAG, setting new standards for fuel efficiency and passenger experience.
(DEFENCE SECURITY ASIA) — Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG), the parent company of Malaysia Airlines, has taken delivery of its first A330neo.
The A330-900, is the first of 20 to be leased from Avolon by MAG, setting new standards for fuel efficiency and passenger experience.
MAG’s A330neo is configured with a premium two-class layout, featuring 297 seats, with 28 fully-flat Business Class suites and an all-new Economy cabin accommodating 269 passengers.
Passengers will enjoy more personal space throughout, with larger overhead storage, improved air quality and the latest in-flight entertainment and high-speed Wi-Fi connectivity.
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Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG), the parent company of Malaysia Airlines, has taken delivery of its first Airbus A330neo, marking a significant step in modernizing its fleet. The A330-900, leased from Avolon, is the first of 20 aircraft to join MAG’s lineup, offering improved fuel efficiency and an enhanced passenger experience.
Configured in a premium two-class layout, the aircraft features 28 fully-flat Business Class suites and 269 Economy Class seats, designed for comfort and convenience. Passengers will benefit from more personal space, larger overhead storage, advanced air quality systems, state-of-the-art in-flight entertainment, and high-speed Wi-Fi.
The A330neo will serve MAG’s routes across Asia and the Pacific, as well as select destinations in the Middle East. MAG is now the 20th airline globally to operate the A330neo, a model celebrated for its efficiency and performance. To date, Airbus has delivered over 140 units of the A330neo to airlines worldwide.
The airline will deploy the aircraft on routes across Asia and the Pacific, as well as on selected routes to the Middle East.
MAG is the 20th to join a growing number of global airline operators of the modern fuel efficient A330neo.
To date, Airbus has delivered more than 140 A330neo aircraft to airlines worldwide, with the model offering unmatched efficiency in its class. — DSA
