MALINDO Air will kick-start its international flights by flying to India and Singapore after August.
Its head of corporate sales and governmental relations Raja Sa'adi Raja Amrin said the routes will be serviced by its Boeing 737s.
"For India, the routes will be to New Dehli, Cochin, Trichy," he said during Malindo Air's inaugural flight here yesterday.
He said the airline will operate from the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) in Sepang and offer full services, where ticket prices will include inflight entertainment, food and other frills.
"We will also have WiFi services but that will be charged," said Raja Sa'adi.
Besides India and Singapore, the airline is also looking at flying to destinations such as China, Indonesia and other parts of Southeast Asia by year-end.
Raja Sa'adi said Malindo Air is looking at increasing its number of ATR72-600 propeller aircraft to four by year-end and eight by end of 2014 from one currently.
The carrier also plans to have 10 Boeing 737s in service by year-end from two currently.
Malindo Air, a hybrid airline based at KLIA, started its operations in March. It is the first airline to operate the brand-new B737-900ER in Malaysia.
"We have been having a steady increase of 50,OOO passengers on a month-on-month basis. If this persists, then it is possible for us to reach one million passengers by year-end," Raja Sa'adi.
Its head of corporate sales and governmental relations Raja Sa'adi Raja Amrin said the routes will be serviced by its Boeing 737s.
"For India, the routes will be to New Dehli, Cochin, Trichy," he said during Malindo Air's inaugural flight here yesterday.
He said the airline will operate from the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) in Sepang and offer full services, where ticket prices will include inflight entertainment, food and other frills.
"We will also have WiFi services but that will be charged," said Raja Sa'adi.
Besides India and Singapore, the airline is also looking at flying to destinations such as China, Indonesia and other parts of Southeast Asia by year-end.
Raja Sa'adi said Malindo Air is looking at increasing its number of ATR72-600 propeller aircraft to four by year-end and eight by end of 2014 from one currently.
The carrier also plans to have 10 Boeing 737s in service by year-end from two currently.
Malindo Air, a hybrid airline based at KLIA, started its operations in March. It is the first airline to operate the brand-new B737-900ER in Malaysia.
"We have been having a steady increase of 50,OOO passengers on a month-on-month basis. If this persists, then it is possible for us to reach one million passengers by year-end," Raja Sa'adi.
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As Malindo Air is going to fly to India and Singapore so hopefully they will serve passengers in a very professional way.
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