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Support for......Malaysia Airlines!




Brief History of Malaysia Airlines (MH)

The airline began as Malayan Airways in 1947, being renamed Malaysian Airways after Malaysia gained independence. After that, it changed its name once more to Malaysia-Singapore Airlines (MSA) and thereafter ceased its operation. It was then divided into Malaysia Airlines and Singapore Airlines. Malaysia Airlines commenced operations after the airline changed its name from Malaysian Airline System (MAS) in 1987. 


Why support MH?

What are the best reasons to support a local company? MH is a brand to believe in and reputable, please see SKYTRAX recommendation. MH treat its employees quite well and MOST of them are Malaysian citizens......so it supports the economy of local population. MH cabin crews have won many awards. My limited experiences flying with more the ten other airlines tell me that MH cabin environment and crew attitude were the best! As such, the support to MH not only based on the reason that the company is local but also the quality of services that they deliver.


So, who else will support our local brand? obviously the answer will be....we Malaysian! The mystery of MH370 has created so many positive and negative views about MH.......whatever it is, these will not tarnish my support to MH! 





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  1. UnknownApril 6, 2014 at 9:04 PM

    MH370 is more than just an aeroplane. lets pray and support~MH370.

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  2. Mohd bin Makmor BakryApril 6, 2014 at 10:51 PM

    Vincent....strongly agree with u

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