Malaysia Airlines Targets More Carrier Partnerships

July 13, 2020
MAB
MAB has also proposed a joint business agreement with Singapore Airlines.
Credit: Joe Pries
Malaysia Airlines Berhad (MAB) plans to follow up its new partnership with Japan Airlines (JAL) by forming similar arrangements with other international carriers. MAB and JAL will launch a joint business agreement (JBA) covering flights between their countries July 25. The revenue-sharing...

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