Malaysian Airline Systems

Staff April 30, 2007
Malaysian Airline Systems is looking for 55 aircraft to replace its 39 Boeing 737-300s, says a local newspaper, The Business Times. Proposals from Airbus, for A320s or A321s, and Boeing, for 737-800s and -900ERs, are due by June. The company has said it already knows which model it wants to buy.

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