- Malaysia Airlines has achieved net profit of RM137m in 2025.
- The airline has reached an 81pc load factor and 88pc on-time performance.
- Fleet renewal has included new Boeing 737-8, 737-10 and A330neo aircraft.
- New routes have opened to Shenzhen, Changsha and Fukuoka.
- Customer satisfaction has increased to 84pc across key touchpoints.
Malaysia Airlines has returned to profit for the fourth consecutive year. The carrier has recorded a net profit of RM137m for 2025 which has more than doubled the previous year. The parent group Malaysia Aviation Group has achieved an 81pc load factor and 88pc on-time performance.
The airline has strengthened operational reliability during 2025. Customer satisfaction scores have risen to 84pc across 12 passenger touchpoints. Malaysia Airlines has introduced new Boeing 737-8 and 737-10 aircraft alongside additional A330neo planes as part of fleet renewal.
The carrier has expanded its network with new routes to Shenzhen, Changsha and the return to Fukuoka. Bryan Foong has served as CEO while Captain Nasaruddin A Bakar has acted as Group CEO. Malaysia Airlines has maintained rankings of eighth globally for cabin crew and sixth for ground passenger services.
Bryan Foong shared “We are moving from stabilisation to disciplined expansion.”
Captain Nasaruddin A Bakar shared “Our priority is to remain agile, driving financial resilience and operational sustainability while strengthening our network and product.”
