MAS tells staff carrier risks bankruptcy amid Covid-19 travel ban
Malaysia Airlines will have to make harder decisions to keep itself afloat during this difficult time, its chief financial officer Boo Hui Yee says. – EPA pic, March 16, 2020.
TRAVEL bans and plummeting demand around the world due to the Covid-19 pandemic has put the loss-making national carrier at the risk of going bankrupt, its chief financial officer Boo Hui Yee was reported as saying byAccording to the report, Boo told Malaysia Airlines’ 13,000 staff in an email that the national carrier was faced with the same situation as other global airlines.
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