The airline says Sabah and Sarawak have recorded the highest booking pick-up. FMTNews MalaysiaAirlines RMCO
Malaysia Airlines says bookings have gone up but they are nowhere near the pre-Covid-19 levels.
“We are still far from the average daily domestic ticket bookings prior to the Covid-19 crisis, with a 70% reduction,” she said. Market research and trend analysis by Malaysia Airlines showed that customers were hesitant to book for travel until later this year, especially with the requirements of mandatory quarantine.
Previously, group CEO of Malaysia Airports Mohd Shukrie Mohd Salleh had said the average number of daily flights had increased by15%.
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