‘Uncoordinated’ Covid-19 control order is costing MAS, says CEO
Malaysia Airlines' global contact centre has been taking 25,000 calls and up to 2,000 emails daily in the past three weeks over passenger bookings, says CEO Izham Ismail. – EPA pic, March 18, 2020.
MALAYSIA Airlines’s Group chief executive officer Captain Izham Ismail has called the government’s approach to implementing the movement control order “uncoordinated”, saying it is adding cost to the financially stricken national carrier. MAS today announced a further scale down of operations for the next two weeks until March 31, the movement control order period that prohibits Malaysians from travelling abroad and foreigners from entering.
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