Malaysia Airlines adds new routes and resumes flights to Busan
Malaysia Airlines is expanding its global network with new destinations and resuming service to Busan starting December 2.
New connections in Asia
The carrier has launched flights to Shenzhen and Changsha in China. It also reconnected with Chengdu and added a route to Fukuoka in Japan.
Resumed service to Korea
Services between Kuala Lumpur and Busan will begin on December 2 for the first time since 1998. These four weekly non-stop flights complement the daily service already running to Seoul.
Expanded existing schedules
Connections to Fukuoka are increasing from five flights a week. The airline aims to meet current traveller needs while strengthening its network where demand exists.
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