Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA)

ExecuJet MRO has officially opened its new MRO hangar at Kuala Lumpur Subang Airport, as the Malaysian government seeks to attract business aviation companies.

Capital A MRO affiliate Asia Digital Engineering (ADE) has completed the company’s first Airbus A320 tailcone removal and installation.

Malaysia Airlines plans to add three destinations this year as it looks to build up international connectivity from its Kuala Lumpur hub.

LCC AirAsia is planning further growth in the Indian market following Malaysia’s decision to relax visa-entry requirements for Indian nationals.

Ten people are dead, including a local assemblyman, after a Beechcraft Model 390 (Premier 1) crashed into a highway Aug. 17.

TransNusa has flown its inaugural service using the Comac ARJ21 on two roundtrip flights between Jakarta, Indonesia, and Kuala Lumpur.

The Malaysian government has green-lit the redevelopment of Subang Airport, which the Transport Ministry says will handle eight million passengers annually.

While the Malaysian government is pushing to expand airport options for Kuala Lumpur, its moves risk weakening the country’s major hub and its flag-carrier.

Malaysia’s SKS Airways signed a 12-year lease agreement for 10 Embraer E195-E2 jets with global lessor Azora in a deal reportedly worth $840 million.

Asia Digital Engineering, which is opening a new hangar at KLIA, aims to eventually take over all of parent group Capital A's base maintenance needs.

The airline’s summer 2023 plans include changes to its European and Asian networks.

The Chinese carrier plans to start six new services over the coming weeks as international capacity from mainland China continues to creep higher.

The carrier plans to serve an initial three domestic destinations from Kuala Lumpur.

The airline’s nonstop route from Kuala Lumpur will end in March.

Chiang Mai will receive a new connection to Singapore, marking the airline’s return to the sector after a 10-year hiatus.

The carrier is additionally connecting to Auckland via Sydney.

CEO Izham Ismail wants to ‘rebuild traffic between the two nations quickly.’

AirAsia is one of many airlines returning to the reopened Terminal 4 at Singapore Changi Airport.

The rebuild of the Malaysian medium- and long-haul LCC’s network is continuing with the restart of routes to Melbourne, Perth and Auckland.

Oman Air already operates flights to five oneworld hubs.

Malaysia Airlines’ passengers will be able to connect to five Japanese cities beyond Tokyo.

The long-haul LCC is returning to destinations in Europe and the Middle East.

The carrier is seeking to take advantage of an enhanced codeshare relationship with Qatar Airways.

LAX will be a new point at which SIA passengers can gain access to United’s US network.

AirAsia, Malaysia Airlines welcome return of international flying to Kuala Lumpur.