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Malaysia Airlines catering disruptions to ease
September 7th 2023
Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) CEO, Captain Izham Ismail, said the disruptions to Malaysia Airlines schedules due to catering issues have eased since its contract with supplier Brahim’s Food Services ended on August 31, local media reported, citing comments from the CEO to reporters in Kuala Lumpur. Read More » Captain Izham said hot food and beverages were expected to again be served on all flights by the third week of September once MAG had received the necessary equipment to upload the meals on board the aircraft. While about 30 flights were delayed on the first day MAG implemented its new catering plan and established a temporary distribution centre at Kuala Lumpur International Airport, Captain Izham said the figure had fallen to fewer than 10 flights a day. "We hope consumers understand this phase that we are going through. It will not be forever," Captain Izham was quoted as saying. "We remain steadfast that MAG runs a fair and profitable business and we want our partners to be profitable as well."
