Malaysia Airlines adds European services amid global disruptions.
In order to assist travellers impacted by ongoing delays across international travel networks, Malaysia Airlines will launch additional flights between Kuala Lumpur-London Heathrow Airport (LHR) and Kuala Lumpur-Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) from March 6 to 8, 2026.
The airline is taking proactive measures to give passengers more assurance and continuity in the face of increased geopolitical and travel uncertainty. Malaysia Airlines hopes to facilitate family reunions and subsequent travel by implementing more widebody capacity between Asia and Europe. With safety being the airline’s top priority, these services will run on meticulously planned alternate routes that steer clear of impacted areas.
The airline will use its A350-900 aircraft to run the following additional flights in addition to its regular daily services.
In addition to these additional services, Malaysia Airlines is collaborating closely with its partner airlines in Europe, Asia, and beyond to help passengers impacted by network disruptions make subsequent connections.
Bryan Foong, Chief Executive Officer of Airline Business from Malaysia Aviation Group, stated, “Malaysia Airlines is stepping up by adding capacity where it matters, working closely with our partners, and making sure people can continue moving between Asia and Europe safely and reliably. In addition to running flights, our job is to give passengers stability and assurance when they need it most.” With these extra offerings, Malaysia Airlines is pleased to contribute to maintaining international ties while exhibiting the graciousness of Malaysian hospitality that characterises our airline.
