Malaysia Airlines To Solidify 2024 Profitability, Place Orders, CEO Says

March 21, 2024
Malaysia Airlines 737 MAX 8
Credit: Boeing
KUALA LUMPUR—After achieving its first net profit in several years, Malaysia Airlines’ focus in 2024 will include proving its financial turnaround is sustainable and making important fleet refresh decisions. Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) reported a net profit of RM766 million ($162 million) for 2023...

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