A Deep Dive Into The Fleet Of Malaysia Airlines In 2022
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- Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2022
- In years gone by, Malaysia Airlines had a much larger and much more diverse fleet of aircraft. Indeed, the airline had once operated the Boeing 747 and, more recently, the Airbus A380. Unfortunately for fans of those large jets, the airline has reduced its fleet size in recent years. On the plus side, Malaysia Airlines and its fleet of twinjets operate with greater efficiency with lower operating costs - an important characteristic for the post-COVID world. Today, we examine the 2022 fleet of Southeast Asian carrier Malaysia Airlines.
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Never got the chance yet, but they seem to offer a decent product for very affordable fares. Their crews also come across as extremely friendly, very typical malaysia. As a plus, they have a small fleet of A350s that fly exclusive routes, so it’s worth trying to seek it out as an avgeek to say “I’ve been on the MH A350”.
Only the longhaul routes are worth it. In short domestic and asian routes you're better off with any airline other than MH.
ive been on the Malaysian Airlines A350 From heathrow to Kuala Lumpur. Everything about it was really good. I dont see why people shouldn’t take Malaysia Airlines. And its really cheap considering if you want a Layover to Australia Rather Going Direct.
Flew on their A330s recently. Not terrible but they are showing their age especially with other Asian carriers having 787/A350s to ICN.
Their a330-232 is really old, from air Berlin
Really need to get rid of those
@@worthlessreactor they would retire all of A332s and ordering for 20 Airbus A330neo
@@worthlessreactor those are airbus fanboi , whnever they see video of airbus,they will jump on that without having any knowledge of it
Personally flown on MAS airline's Boeing 737 for FREE!
it was 2020 and covid lockdown hit when I was at Vietnam. Malaysia took the virtue to bring back every Malaysian back to our home with their own fleet. Kinda suprised because despite being an evacuation transport, they still treated every passenger with good services and in declining financial stability Malaysian Airlines still made sure every citizen gets back home safely without any charge
Tried their A350 when it was new and deployed for KUL - HKG on certain days. Friendly crew and good overall experience.
Very informative thanks.
Hey simple flying! big fan here I just wanted to give a suggestion for possibly the next fleet deep dive video! So here is my suggestion "Air India". Hope you can do this airline!
flown in one of the a380s back in 2013 to london heathrow..13hrs flight. a380 is majestic..
During good times,Malaysia airlines at par or one level up than Singapore airlines, but due to mismanagement coupled with 2 tragic incidents, mh is struggling to regain its glory...As a Malaysian , i really hope mh will expanding their routes and acquire more wide-bodies aircrafts
Malaysia airlines is one of my favourite airlines (probably because I've flown them a lot), The A350s on the Heathrow- Kuala Lumpur route are great, comfortable, friendly crew, good entertainment, great food and a smooth flight
6:18 London, Tokyo (NRT&HND) and Auckland (AKL). But the latter 2 are not always guaranteed to get the A350s, sometimes they use A330s for those routes.
The triple 7 series are also MAS signature
aircrafts
Kinda sad I never got the chance to fly on MH's A380
They actually do fly to Perth with the A330s everyday, & on some days MAS operate 2 flights a 738 & 330
I have flown with MA many times, and will miss the A380. Business class was great.
I took the 737 many times,even took the popular Penang-Kuala Lumpur route,since I live in Penang.
Next: Garuda Indonesia fleet in 2022 please 😀
@long haul by simple flying: Can you please make a Garuda Indonesia fleet video? Thank You. 🙏☺
I have flown with Malaysia Airlines on their Boeing 747-400, Boeing 777, A330, Boeing 737-400 , Boeing 737-200 & 300, and Fokker-50. My destinations or departures are as follows:
1. Alor Setar
2. Dubai
3. Johore Bahru - Senai
4. Kota Bharu
5. Kota Kinabalu
6. Kuala Lumpur International
7. Kuching
8. Labuan
9. London Heathrow
10. Miri
11. Penang
12. Perth, Australia 🇦🇺
13. Sibu
14. Singapore Changi 🇸🇬
15. Subang K.L.
16. Sydney Kingsford-Smith
I miss flying MAS from Amsterdam to KL. Not that it was spectacular in any way but sort of felt like home 😢
only if they had flown as high as singapore airlines 777 did in 2014
Do garuda next pleasee!! 😆😆
I don’t think Malaysia’s fleet wants to be doing anymore deep dives
I see what you did there 😏
it was a bombshell hearing that they don’t fly 777s anymore
@@alexselchow its already old and suffered from 2 major accidents.Ruined its name.I remember many malays called it a cursed plane and were boycott.
@@Daiman01 yeah i was poking fun, they were really freaking old
@@Daiman01 One got shot down and the other disappeared.. Sad but I don't the airline had any fault in it.
Interesting choice to remove IFE from their refurbished 737s and install tablet holders instead. Could this be a new trend for short haul aircraft on full service carriers, what with streaming services becoming popular? The airlines save on maintenance and fuel through reduced weight too. Is lack of IFE a deal breaker for travellers, even if these streaming content through airlines’ app, is available?
I had the good pleasure of flying onboard one of Malaysia Airline's Airbus A380 between London and Kuala Lumpur. Unsurprisingly, that remains my favourite aviation experience to-date.
Whilst this video covers the current fleet rather well, I'd also like to share, that many years ago, Malaysia Airlines used to pride itself on the quality, warmth and hospitality of their cabin crew. Unfortunately, that's a quality Malaysia Airlines seem to have lost in the last decade or so. Cabin crews on my flights in recent years haven't been as friendly, warm and helpful. In fact, I get better services from cabin crews of its national and regional competitor, Airasia.
Hope it's something the airline can work on so that we can one day see a return of the spirit of its old tagine, MH is Malaysian Hospitality.
I've went on the MH A380 From Mumbai (BOM) to Kuala Lumpur (KUL) In 2017
Also took firefly’s 737-800 from Penang-Johor.
Have you guys got a new audio editor in? 🤷♂
Could you do one of the fleet videos like this for Garuda Indonesia?
Did the host pick up a new microphone? Does sound nice and crisp but maybe a bit too radio-like, the old one was a bit more gentle and pleasant.
I asked that on a video on the main channel yesterday and Simple Flying replied and said that he is on the road and has a different microphone to the one he usually uses
almost entirely 737
747 - KUL-TPE-LAX-TPE-KUL (first row upper deck) in 2007
New mic?
I flown the Boeing 737 and a330-300
Can you do Garuda Indonesia next? Thank youu
KualaLumpur to KotaKinabalu (Sabah) 737-800
I notice that your voice & mic sounds more clear..
I asked Simple Flying yesterday and they replied saying that he is on the road and has a different microphone to his usual home setup
@@heidirabenau511 ah
Recently ive heard that they want to add 60 more narrow body aircrafts
KUL-SYD routes are now so busy. Not sure why Malaysia Airlines does not try to operate this route using the A380. Many transit passengers to India, China and Korea uses KLIA as a transit hub because its typically much cheaper than transiting via Changi
Malaysia airlines didnt use A380 for KUL SYD because Airbus A380 very high maintenance so Malaysia airlines use A359 and A333, A332 only
@@WafiyNF24alt no, the a380 is a failure. no one was dramatic or talked much about it during its retirement for most airlines.
Fyi, “Mohd” in any Malay name is pronounced “Mohammad”. Is a shorterned version, used due to name registration simplification. At time, its further simplified to “M.” eg. “M. Ali”.
I've flown on the A330 200 and the A330 300
Please do Garuda Indonesia ✈️
Hoping they can bounce back to their former glory and even higher.
Next : Garuda indonesia 🙏
I hope Malaysia Airlines will open again route KUL -LAX,😢
do garuda indonesia please
The A350 now flies to Melbourne while Sydney is stuck with the old 330s.
Next content about Airasia please
The author of this channel is only focusing for premium full service carrier, not for the Low Cost Carrier.
Surprising that not a word was spoken of Malaysia Airlines most famous and rather cursed flagship, B777-200ers most famous for, we all know why! Their intro into the fleet in 1997 was widely publicized and actually the longest flight recorded till around 2006 I think (MRA registered triple 7). Post pandemic and twin accidents the 777,747,380 long haul fleet disappeared and only the much smaller 350s, that too only 6 remain! Hope in the future they buy larger jets like the 350-1000 or the 777-9 or best of all bring back their 380s. But it's nearly impossible and practically non happening🙃
Unless they open new long haul destinations acquiring more larger jets are not feasible.
It's sad that they are now focusing on the Asia-Pacific region so Europe and American destinations probably won't come back
No mentioned of 777-200ERs? The long haul powerhouse aircraft back then for MH.
until...
@@nomoreshreksadsadsad2016 when they replaced it with A350-900s
2024 here, malaysia airlines are sending its a350s to tokyo, london, doha and melbourne. a350 is becoming the long haul powerhouse as a replacement soon.
I’m surprised Emirates hasn’t scooped the 380s up 🤷♂️
I have flown in Go First which is an Indian Airline. I think Indian Airlines should purchase Second Hand Widebody Quad Engine Planes like B747 & A380.
I have flown with Malaysia airlines boeing 737-800 Malaysia to the Philippines
I wonder if the A380 will return.
A yellow I think a350 or b737
MAS upgrade from b737-800 to b737 max 8
Recently, another A380 did a flights to nowhere. Sadly, all 6 A380s will be returning to Airbus by 2023
They are doing a380 flights to nowhere to keep the parts running
One of 380 already flown to france yesterday, so 😭
@@idawan09i am afraid that's true because i saw it too
thats because the a380s are not good enough for airlines and are stored, they need to at least go to some flying for a bit or else they will sit there rusting and might not be suited for flying after a long time of storing.
Sounds like a basic regional airline at this point.
Malaysia🇲🇾
If I'm not mistaken, all of the A380 will be returned back to Airbus
yeah will back to Airbus for the A330 Neo purchase like trade in
Malaysia Airlines should purchased more of the A350’s rather than only 6 fleet. also the B787-10, A330-900NEO and A321-LR for more long hauls and fuel efficiency
they also retired all the 777 200ers
Malaysias cargo airline is MASkargo
MAS should follow Vietnam Airlines fleet modernization. The biggest mistake is buying A389 in the first place. They should have gone for B748 instead last longer! Yet they should variance their fleets by adding more A359 and B789, the you have the future bright
What the hell is a B7348
I flew from Melbourne to KL for two F1 GPs on a A333....both trips were great due to the top service by the cabin crew and the quality meals......really appreciated the courtesy and effort from them.....10/10!
I'd buy those A380s if I could get them for the ridiculously low price of €1 each plus a share of any profits made from them for x amount of years. But in reality Malaysia Airlines wouldn't agree to that because my business model would be (pardon the pun) winging it.
Thank you for the video. Did you get a cold? Your voice sounds like another person, but the rhythm and way of speaking is clearly the same like always.
I asked Simple Flying yesterday and they said that the narrator is on the road and has a different microphone to his usual home setup
Flown on their 737-800
I miss the Boeing 777
737
mh still the winner for unable to find a missing jumbo jet mh370
I have flown all their types over the last few decades. Perfectly satisfactory. However try getting a refund from the airline and the verdict descends to utterly abysmal
No more triple 7s.
Been like that since 2016
Waiting for Air India fleet video
Lol
When thinking about Malaysia airlines, say a prayer for the innocent victims of MH17 and MH370.
What happend with your voice?
I asked Simple Flying yesterday and they replied and said that the narrator is on the road and has different microphone to his usual home setup
@@heidirabenau511 ah ok
I’m surprised Emirates hasn’t scooped the 380s up 🤷♂️