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Malaysia Airlines is warning that it is unlikely to break even in 2019 amid capacity and cost pressures, despite improvements to its first quarter operating performance.In a qua
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rterly trading update today, the airline s group chief executive Izham Ismail says he expects 2019 to remain extremely challenging . The competitive environment is expe
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cted to continue to tighten in 2019, driven by overcapacity in the region, he says. This is largely driven by the price-sensitive leisure market which directly impacts yield. While the airline has hedged against fuel and foreign exchange, we will continue to be impacted by such external volatilities - including the ongoing trade war between the US and China - and do not foresee to break even this year. During the January-March quarter, Malaysia Airlines posted a 2% increase in its revenue driven of an aggressive sales initiatives on the back of a much softer market . This also helped to lift passenger numbers by 5% to 3.38 million. Passenger yields remained flat at MYR0.23 $0.06 , while overall load factors dipped 0.2 points to 75.2%.Initiatives such as offering prepaid baggage and seat selection have also helped to raise its ancillary revenue by 23%. No other details were shared by the privately-owned carrier.
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Malaysia AirlinesDuring the first quarter period, parent company Malaysia Aviation Group MAG submitted a turnaround plan to its shareholder, Malaysian sovereign wealth fund Khazanah Nasional, as a follow-up to its previous Fouc Thailand s CCS has big hopes for aerospace production
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