The Asian Malaysia Airlines will see the entry into its fleet of 12 new aircraft in 2024, including the first A-330neo, which is expected to be delivered in the third quarter of this year. A total of four aircraft of this model and a further eight B-737 Max 8 aircraft have been ordered. The purchase of 20 A-330neo aircraft is also planned, deliveries of which will end in 2028.

The Khazanah Nasional Group currently operates a total fleet of 104 airplanes through its subsidiary carriers Malaysia Airlines, Firefly, MASwings and MASkargo. In detail, Malaysia Airlines has 72 aircraft: 42 B-737/800s, then 15 A-330/300s, six A-350/900s, six A-330/200s, and finally three A-330/200F freighters. The Malaysian airline will configure the new A-330neos with 28 seats in Business class and 269 seats in Economy.