Malaysia Airlines launches business suite
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Malaysia Airlines announced the rebranding of its First Class cabin to Business Suite offering passengers new levels of luxury with ample cabin space and privacy. “The new Business Suite was introduced in response to the growing demand of our guests. Our target is to enable the frequent flyer, looking for enhanced comfort, to now be able to enjoy a premium experience at competitive prices,” Malaysia Airlines group CEO Captain Izham Ismail said in a statement.
“We are confident that our new Business Suite will change the way people travel in business class,” Izham added.
Starting Dec 12, 2018, the Business Suite will be available on all of the airline’s A350-900 and A380-800s.
The suite comes with a dedicated check-in counter, access to Malaysia Airlines premium First Class Lounge, 50kg baggage allowance as well as fine-dining experience onboard.
The Business Suite cabin will be available on the London, Tokyo, Osaka route and on the Sydney and Seoul route during the winter season.
Questions & Answers
Q.What specifically does the new Business Suite offer passengers?
What specifically does the new Business Suite offer passengers?
The Business Suite provides ample cabin space and privacy, a dedicated check-in counter, access to the First Class Lounge, a 50kg baggage allowance, and a fine-dining experience on board the aircraft.
Q.Why did Malaysia Airlines decide to introduce this new Business Suite?
Why did Malaysia Airlines decide to introduce this new Business Suite?
The airline introduced the Business Suite in response to growing demand from its guests. The aim is to offer frequent flyers enhanced comfort and a premium experience at competitive prices.
Q.Which routes will feature the Business Suite, and on what aircraft?
Which routes will feature the Business Suite, and on what aircraft?
The Business Suite will be available on the London, Tokyo, and Osaka routes, and also on the Sydney and Seoul routes during the winter season. It will operate on all A350-900 and A380-800 aircraft.
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