
Holger
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Honestly Malindo hardly features at the top of the minds of most Malaysians. I don't think their impact to the situation is that big.
40 jets, 7 Million passengers last year...yes no big impact
And you forget that Ryanair and Easyjet have huge bases in Germany as well. AB's hub was in TXL and to a certain extent, DUS (both aren't exactly high yielding cities, DUS maybe but not compared to FRA/MUC).
RM32 per year for every Malaysian for subsidized air travel? Sign me up please
Where else can you get 15€ domestic flight on a full service carrier?
Im living near Berlin so i know the situation very well! Especially when my company have to pay up to 500 Euro oneway for a domestic flight to Cologne from Berlin ;-). Thsi year all airlines will make big losses in Berlin and Düsseldorf too cause of overcapacity. The same situation is now in Malaysia...
RM32 = Loss from MAS last year / 32 Mill malay people
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2 airlines is not a monopoly, but it is an oligopoly. Which is just as bad.
The core is:
MAS is making huge loses
Malindo never made a profit since they are in the air
Tony's profits are coming down
Sorry, but Malaysia is not big enough for 3 "bigger" airlines.
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Airbus A320 -216 3140 PK-AZM Indonesia AirAsia posn 29may19 KUL-CGK after transfer (+ 5547 RP-C8948 Philippines AirAsia posn 26mar19 KUL-MNL after transfer ex 9M-AQX) ex 9M-AFT
Source: skyliner
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Competition is great for consumers, no? Or do you prefer the good old days of RM800 tickets to East Malaysia?
2 Airlines are not a monopol ;-)
Malaysia have 32 million people and 3 more or less big airlines.
Germany have 83 million people and it was not possible to establish Air Berlin as second big player beside Lufthansa.
Competion is great yes - and you pay for it with your taxes...around RM32 from every malay for MAS in 2018!
What use is competition for you if the airlines do not make any profits? That is the basic requirement for a substantial business model or not?
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The point of no return was to allow Malindo as third player to come in.
2 are ok, 3 are too much.
Especially with the Malindo-Biz on short- and mediumhaul routes.
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MSN3140, according to Planespotters.
Our 9M-AFT
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I think it is already doing revenue flights carrying the registration PK-AZM.
Photo: https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/9329198
Press Release (in Bahasa Indonesia): https://newsroom.airasia.com/news/2019/5/31/airasia-indonesia-tambah-armada-dukung-operasi-mudik-2019
Yes, but which one was it under 9M- Reg...that is the question cause its not 9M-AQX ;-).
So far planespotters have no info.
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I think Planespotter is right.
9M-AQX was transferred to RP in march.
And now lets wait which bird was transfered to Indonesia.
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9M-AFT (MSN 3140) was transferred to PAA and re-registered as RP-C8948 on 26 March 2019.
9M-AQX (MSN 5547) has not flown for a while.
https://www.planespotters.net/airframe/Airbus/A320/RP-C8948-Philippines-AirAsia/4Q9dUAdW
No that was the first big mistake. It was not 9M-AFT but 9M-AQX. you can see the pics....320 with winglets.
AFT is an older bird without WL.
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Philippines AirAsia
Clark - Kaohsiung 3/7 from 1.8 -
Airbus A320 -251N 8991 9M-RAQ AirAsia delivery 30-31may19 TLS-DWC-KUL ex F-WWDM
Source: skyliner
Lombok-base starting soon
Another mistake by skyliner, cause 9M-AQX was transfered to PAA.
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Malindo Air this week filed service changes for flights to Japan, between August 2019 and October 2019. Planned changes as follows.Kuala Lumpur – Taipei Taoyuan – Sapporo New Chitose eff 01AUG19 Reduce from 5 to 3 weekly (Planned increase from 3 to 5 weekly is now scheduled for the month of July 2019 only)
Kuala Lumpur – Taipei Taoyuan – Sendai eff 02AUG19 Planned 2 weekly service removed
source: airlineroute
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Not the first time that skyliner posting wrong infos...
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Airbus A320 -251N 8797 9M-RAN AirAsia delivery 23-24may19 XFW-DWC-KUL
ex D-AUBT
source: skyliner
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Airbus A320 -214 4314 VT-BKK AirAsia India delivery 17/19may19 DEL-KUL-DEL, c/n tbc ex VT-IKF
Ex Indigo / GECAS
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Philippines AirAsia
Cebu - Kaohsiung 3/7 from 1.8
Thai AirAsia
ChiangMai - Shenzhen 4/7 from 15.6 -
AirAsia India
Kolkata - Chennai daily from 1.6 -
Thai AirAsia
Phuket - Jakarta 3/7 from 2.7
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AirAsia India
Dehli - Indore from 1x to 2x daily
Dehli - Ranchi from 1x to 2x daily
Dehli - Bagdografrom 1x to 2x daily
Dehli - Hyderabad from 2x to 3x daily
from 20.5 -
Thai AirAsia
Bangkok - Sanya 4/7
Now bookable as schedule service, was so far charter.
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Batik Air from late-May 2019 scheduled new route to Malaysia, as the airline schedules Jakarta – Penang route. Based on schedule listing, the airline plans to operate this route from 29MAY19, with Boeing 737-800 aircraft on daily basis.ID7161 CGK0700 – 1015PEN 738 D
ID7160 PEN1100 – 1215CGK 738 D
source: airlineroute
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Thai AirAsia X
Due to the Czech primeminister, Thai AirAsia X will open Bangkok - Prague at 26th october:
https://www.airways.cz/zprava/od-rijna-bude-mit-praha-linku-s-bangkokem-tvrdi-babis/ -
AirAsia
Ipoh - Singapore now daily from 4/7
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Thai AirAsia
Bangkok - Sihanoukville 4/7 from 1.7
AirAsia Group/AirAsia X Group Service Changes
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you can still fly via DMK.