Malaysia Aviation Group ( MAG ), the parent of Malaysia Airlines, announced on Thursday ( Aug 29 ) that due to a shortage of planes, labor, and parts, it would reduce network capacity by 20 % across its airlines this year.
The party, which also operates ship Light and Muslim trip service provider Amal, said in a statement the reduction may include private flights as well as routes in Southeast Asia, North Asia, Australia, New Zealand, Greater China, South Asia and the Middle East.
Our top priority is to put customers second, MAG said, “while it’s a tough decision, we may deliver reputable flight schedules and ensure the best possible customer experience going forth.”
Following a series of assistance disruptions this year, MAG announced this month that it would temporarily reduce planes across all of its companies until December.
Following a sensor that discovered considerable professional issues at the state provider, including a shortage of skilled labor and electrical parts, Malaysia’s civil aviation regulator this week cut the duration of Malaysia Airlines ‘ air operator certificate to one year from three years.