Malaysia Airlines successfully flies initial flight to Da Nang
The new route provides travellers with greater access to one of Vietnam’s top destinations
Malaysia Airlines successfully flew its inaugural flight to Da Nang last 24th September, taking off from its main hub in Kuala Lumpur.
The inaugural flight MH748 from KLIA Terminal 1 to Da Nang International Airport departed at 0835hrs local time, following a culturally-inspired send-off. The flight, operated by the Boeing 737-800 aircraft, carried a total of 155 passengers, including 12 in Business Class and 143 in Economy Class.
To commemorate the occasion, all passengers received limited-edition postcards, curated in collaboration with photographer Acacia Diana. The postcards featured gorgeous imagery which captured the very essence of Da Nang.
Upon arrival in Da Nang at 1025hrs local time, a welcome ceremony celebrating the new connection between Malaysia and Vietnam greeted passengers as they disembarked.
The return flight, MH749 from Da Nang to Kuala Lumpur, departed at 1125hrs and landed back in Kuala Lumpur at 1520hrs local time.
A vital new route
Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) CEO Ahmad Luqman Mohd Azmi expressed his enthusiasm for the new route, saying: “We are delighted to have launched our inaugural flight to Da Nang, achieving an impressive load factor of 90 percent, reflecting strong demand for travel to this beautiful city and symbolising another significant step in our commitment to being the carrier of choice for travellers.”
Azmi added that the new service is the airline’s third destination in Vietnam. This not only enhances connectivity between Malaysia and Vietnam, but also serves as an opportunity for passengers to immerse themselves in the natural beauty and cultural richness of Da Nang, establishing the airline as the gateway to Asia and beyond.
As Malaysia Airlines continues to expand its network, the airline remains dedicated to providing exceptional travel experiences, ensuring that passengers can connect seamlessly with nature and vibrant cities across the region.
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