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  1. AIRASIA RESUMES KUALA LUMPUR – CEBU SERVICE FROM MAY 2023 AirAsia from May 2023 plans to resume Kuala Lumpur – Cebu service, last served by Philippines AirAsia (Z2) until February 2020, AirAsia (AK) until October 2016. AirAsia (AK)’s Airbus A320 aircraft will operate this route 3 times weekly, effective 12MAY23. AK590 KUL0910 – 1315CEB 320 357 AK591 CEB1345 – 1735KUL 320 357
  2. Anthony Loke: KLIA and KLIA2 to be rebranded to Terminals 1 and 2 PUTRAJAYA, Feb 9 — The Malaysian government has agreed in principle to rebrand the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) and Kuala Lumpur International Airport 2 (KLIA2) to KLIA Terminal 1 and KLIA Terminal 2 respectively.
  3. Fernandes: AirAsia has applied to operate flights from Subang Airport under the airport's regeneration plan “In big cities like Kuala Lumpur, you need to have more airports. I think it is a very bold, [a] brave and right decision for the domestic aviation industry in Malaysia. "I imagine it will be more expensive to fly from Subang Airport than the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA), but I think it is the right decision,” Fernandes told reporters at the launch of AirAsia’s new AI-powered concierge that replaced its AirAsia Virtual Allstar, AVA, on Wednesday (Feb 8). AirAsia plans to target a new group of passengers for growth at the Subang Airport, and that routes would likely focus on regional destinations, Fernandes said.
  4. How about using the parking space of the KTM to build the new terminal so that there is a more direct connection with the KTM station. And then use the old terminal as the waiting area for the passengers. Will be looking forward to their new plans for redevelopment.
  5. The T1 old area seems to be crowded with developments. Unless they demolish some of the hangars to make way and concentrate all MRO related services around MAB hangars and redeveloped it. If I'm not mistaken, Malaysia Airlines is moving all its operations to KLIA and centralized their services there.
  6. Maybe the cargo flight will be using the cargo apron at the Raya complex. Not sure about commercial flight unless they redesign the parking layout to accommodate B737/A320 like Ho Chi Minh airport with possibility demolishing the waiting area to make way for more parking. Though it might interrupt with the abundance of ATR72 operations. Is there a possibility that Firefly/Batik Air may replace their ATR72 operations with B737 operating from Subang ?
  7. THAI AIRWAYS INTERNATIONAL NS23 NETWORK ADJUSTMENT – 26JAN23 Thai Airways International as of Thursday 26JAN23 filed planned network adjustment during Northern summer 2023 season, effective 26MAR23. Majority of frequency comparison and/or aircraft changes is based on schedule listing 22JAN23 vs 26JAN23. Additional changes can be expected in the next few weeks. Bangkok – Chennai eff 01JUL23 777-200ER replaces 787-9, 1 daily (Previous: eff 26MAR23) Bangkok – Delhi Operational aircraft changes on selected flights TG323/324 eff 26MAR23 777-200ER replaces previously filed -300ER (1 daily) TG335/336 eff 05MAY23 787-8 replaces 777-200ER (1 weekly) Bangkok – Denpasar eff 26MAR23 777-200ER operates 1 daily, instead of A350-900XWB Bangkok – Dhaka eff 01JUL23 3 weekly TG339/340 787-8 replaces 777-200ER (TG321/322 unchanged with 1 daily 777-200ER) Bangkok – Hong Kong Operational aircraft changes TG638/639 eff 01MAY23 777-300ER replaces A350-900XWB TG600/601 eff 26MAR23 A350-900XWB replaces 787-8 (777-300ER from 01JUL23) TG606/607 Reservation available on/after 01JUL23, 777-300ER Bangkok – Islamabad eff 01MAY23 777-200ER replaces 787-8, 4 weekly Bangkok – Jakarta Previously filed A350-900XWB replaced by following aircraft TG433/434 26MAR23 – 31MAY23 777-200ER TG435/436 eff 26MAR23 787-8 Bangkok – Jeddah eff 26MAR23 5 weekly 777-200ER service maintained, instead of 7 weekly Bangkok – Karachi eff 26MAR23 5 weekly 787-8 service maintained, instead of 7 weekly. A350-900XWB replaces 787-8 from 01JUL23 Bangkok – Kolkata eff 01MAY23 787-8 replaces 777-200ER, 1 daily Bangkok – Kuala Lumpur Operational aircraft changes TG415/416 eff 01JUL23 787-9 replaces -8 TG417/418 eff 01JUL23 787-9 replaces 777-200ER (Previous: eff 26MAR23) Bangkok – Lahore eff 26MAR23 Increase from 4 to 5 weekly, instead of previously filed 7. A350-900XWB continues to operate, instead of 787-8 Bangkok – London Heathrow eff 26MAR23 TG916/917 777-300ER continues to operate 1 daily, instead of 787-9 (Overall 2 daily 777) Bangkok – Manila eff 26MAR23 TG620/621 787-8 continues to operate 1 daily, instead of 777-200ER (Overall 1 daily each 777-300ER/787-8) Bangkok – Melbourne eff 26MAR23 TG465/466 A350-900XWB continues to operate 1 daily, instead of 777-300ER (Overall 2 daily A350) Bangkok – Mumbai eff 26MAR23 TG317/318 777-200ER continues to operate 1 daily, instead of A350-900XWB (4 weekly TG351/352 unchanged with 787-8) Bangkok – Munich eff 01JUL23 787-9 replaces A350-900XWB, 1 daily Bangkok – Osaka Kansai eff 01JUL23 2nd daily service resumes with 787-8 TG672 BKK0825 – 1555KIX 788 D TG622 BKK2359 – 0730+1KIX 77W D TG623 KIX1145 – 1535BKK 77W D TG673 KIX1735 – 2125BKK 788 D Bangkok – Paris CDG eff 26MAR23 777-300ER continues to operate 1 daily, instead of A350-900XWB Bangkok – Seoul Incheon TG656/657 eff 26MAR23 A350-900XWB continues to operate 1 daily, instead of 777-300ER TG652/653 eff 01JUL23 787-8 replaces -9, 1 daily TG658/659 unchanged with 1 daily A350-900XWB Bangkok – Singapore eff 01JUL23 777-200ER/787-8/A350-900XWB operating 3 daily, instead of 787-8/-9/A350 Bangkok – Stockholm Arlanda eff 26MAR23 A350-900XWB continues to operate 1 daily, instead of 787-8 Bangkok – Taipei Taoyuan Operational aircraft changes TG632/633 eff 26MAR23 777-300ER continues to operate 1 daily, instead of 787-9 TG634/635 eff 26MAR23 Service resumes with 787-8, A350-900XWB from 01JUL23 Bangkok – Tokyo Haneda TG660/661 eff 26MAR23 A330-300 continues to operate 1 daily, instead of A350-900XWB TG682/683 eff 26MAR23 A330-300 continues to operate 1 daily, A350-900XWB from 01JUL23. Previously filed as 777-300ER Bangkok – Tokyo Narita TG642/643 eff 26MAR23 777-300ER continues to operate 1 daily, replacing A350-900XWB TG640/641 eff 01JUL23 3rd daily service resumes with A350-900XWB TG676 BKK0735 – 1545NRT 77W D TG640 BKK2210 – 0620+1NRT 359 D TG642 BKK2350 – 0810+1NRT 77W D TG641 NRT1050 – 1520BKK 359 D TG643 NRT1200 – 1630BKK 77W D TG677 NRT1725 – 2155BKK 77W D
  8. ETIHAD NS23 NETWORK CHANGES – 23JAN23 Etihad Airways since November 2022 gradually revised its planned operation for Northern summer 2023 season, effective 26MAR23. Following are the changes previously not covered on AeroRoutes, nor highlighted by the airline in its press release. Frequency changes is based on schedule comparison 13NOV22 vs 22JAN23. Abu Dhabi – Ahmedabad eff 26MAR23 Increase from 7 to 14 weekly, A320/321 Abu Dhabi – Bahrain eff 24APR23 Increase from 14 to 21 weekly, A320/321 Abu Dhabi – Beijing Daxing eff 02MAY23 Increase from 1 to 3 weekly, 4 from 05JUN23. 787-9 operating (extended service to Nagoya remains pending) Abu Dhabi – Brussels eff 26MAR23 5 weekly service maintained, instead of 7 weekly. 787-9 operating Abu Dhabi – Chennai eff 26MAR23 Increase from 7 to 14 weekly, A320/321/787 Abu Dhabi – Colombo eff 26MAR23 Reduce from initially filed 7 weekly to 5, A320 Abu Dhabi – Dammam eff 24APR23 Increase from 14 to 21 weekly, A320/321 Abu Dhabi – Delhi eff 24APR23 Increase from 14 to 21 weekly, EY210/209 operated by A320 Abu Dhabi – Dhaka eff 26MAR23 Increase from 6 to 7 weekly, 787-9/-10/A321 Abu Dhabi – Doha eff 24APR23 Increase from 14 to 21 weekly, A320/321 Abu Dhabi – Frankfurt eff 16SEP23 787-9 replaces -10, 1 daily Abu Dhabi – Guangzhou eff 03MAY23 Increase from 2 to 3 weekly, 787-9 Abu Dhabi – Jeddah eff 26MAR23 Increase from 14 to 18 weekly Abu Dhabi – Karachi eff 26MAR23 Increase from 6 to 14 weekly, A320/321 Abu Dhabi – Kochi eff 26MAR23 Increase from 7 to 13 weekly, A320/321 Abu Dhabi – Kuala Lumpur eff 26MAR23 787-10/777-300ER replaces 787-9/-10, 1 daily Abu Dhabi – Kuwait City eff 26MAR23 Increase from 14 to 17 weekly, A320/321 Abu Dhabi – Lahore eff 26MAR23 Reduce from 11 to 9 weekly, A320/321 Abu Dhabi – Mahe Island 01JUL23 – 31AUG23 Increase from 4 to 7 weekly, A320 Abu Dhabi – Milan Malpensa eff 26MAY23 787-10 operates 1 daily, instead of 787-9/-10 (Except selected dates) Abu Dhabi – Mumbai eff 24APR23 Increase from 2 to 3 daily, EY208/207 operated by A321 Abu Dhabi – Munich eff 26MAR23 787-9/-10 operates 1 daily. 787-10 operates up to 5 of 7 weekly flights Abu Dhabi – Rome Fiumicino 787-10 operates on various dates, along with -9 Abu Dhabi – Shanghai Pu Dong eff 02MAY23 Increase from 2 to 3 weekly, 787-9 Previously reported changes: Abu Dhabi – Bangkok eff 26MAR23 2nd daily nonstop resumes as EY404/405 with 787-9. EY404/405 frequency variations: 26MAR23 – 23APR23 1 daily 25APR23 – 27MAY23 3 weekly 29MAY23 – 02JUL23 4 weekly eff 04JUL23 1 daily Abu Dhabi – Barcelona 16JUL23 – 30JUL23 Reduce from 7 to 6 weekly, 787-9 Abu Dhabi – Casablanca eff 26MAR23 4 weekly service maintained, instead of previously filed 7 weekly. 787-9 operating Abu Dhabi – Copenhagen eff 01OCT23 4 weekly 787-9 Abu Dhabi – Dusseldorf eff 02OCT23 3 weekly 787-9 (Last served regularly until September 2020) Abu Dhabi – Geneva eff 26MAR23 5 weekly service maintained, instead of previously filed 7 weekly. 787-9 operating Abu Dhabi – Jakarta eff 01OCT23 2nd daily service resumes, EY472/471 with 787-9 Abu Dhabi – Johannesburg eff 26MAR23 4 weekly service maintained, instead of previously filed 7 weekly. 5th weekly scheduled from 02JUL23, 787-9 operating Abu Dhabi – Kolkata eff 26MAR23 Service resumption, 7 weekly A320 Abu Dhabi – London Heathrow A380 service resumption in second-half of summer season eff 15JUL23 EY011/012 eff 01AUG23 EY019/020 Abu Dhabi – Manchester eff 26MAR23 777-300ER replaces 787-10, 1 daily Abu Dhabi – Melbourne 4 of 7 weekly 787-9 replaces 777-300ER during following period: 26MAR23 – 30JUN23, 17SEP23 – 28OCT23 Abu Dhabi – New York JFK eff 24APR23 Increase from 11 to 14 weekly, 787-9 (787-9/A350-1000XWB 01JUL23 – 31AUG23) Abu Dhabi – Singapore eff 26MAR23 1 daily 787-9/-10, instead of -9 Abu Dhabi – Sydney 3 of 7 weekly 787-9 replaces 777-300ER during following period: 28MAR23 – 29JUN23, 16SEP23 – 28OCT23 Abu Dhabi – Vienna 28JUL23 – 04SEP23 Increase from 5 to 7 weekly, 787-9 Previously reported A350-1000XWB operations in Northern summer 2023 season: Abu Dhabi – Bangkok A350-1000XWB operates EY402/403 during following period (Based on AUH departure) 27MAR23 – 03APR23 Day x37 07APR23 – 21APR23 Day 5 24APR23 – 20JUN23 Day x37 23JUN23 Day 5 Abu Dhabi – Chicago O’Hare A350-1000XWB operates 1 daily EY151/150 Abu Dhabi – Delhi A350-1000XWB operates 1 daily EY224/223 Abu Dhabi – Dublin A350-1000XWB replaces 787-10 during following period (Overall 1 daily for Dublin) 26MAR23 – 03APR23 Day x235 09APR23 – 23APR23 Day 7 24APR23 – 19JUN23 Day x235 25JUN23 Day 7 15JUL23 – 31JUL23 Day x235 Abu Dhabi – London Heathrow EY011/012 26MAR23 – 13JUL23 1 daily (Day x235 from 04JUL23) EY025/026 16SEP23 – 30SEP23 1 daily Abu Dhabi – Mumbai A350-1000XWB operates EY204/203 during following period 27MAR23 – 29JUN23 Day 14 02JUL23 – 15SEP23 Day 457 Abu Dhabi – New York JFK 01JUL23 – 31AUG23 A350-100XWB operates EY103/102
  9. CHINA SOUTHERN FEB/MAR 2023 SE ASIA SERVICE RESUMPTIONS China Southern in February and March 2023 gradually restores additional service to Southeast Asia, including the return of 5 routes from Guangzhou and Shenzhen. Guangzhou – Hanoi eff 01FEB23 1 daily A321neo Guangzhou – Penang eff 01MAR23 2 weekly A320 Guangzhou – Phuket eff 19FEB23 3 weekly A321neo Shenzhen – Hanoi eff 02FEB23 3 weekly A321neo Shenzhen – Phnom Penh eff 17FEB23 3 weekly A321neo Other Southeast Asia service increases: Guangzhou – Ho Chi Minh City eff 10FEB23 Increase from 1 weekly to 1 daily Guangzhou – Kuala Lumpur eff 12FEB23 Increase from 1 to 5 weekly, 7 from 22FEB23 Guangzhou – Manila eff 10FEB23 Increase from 1 weekly to 1 daily Guangzhou – Phnom Penh eff 10FEB23 Increase from 1 weekly to 1 daily Guangzhou – Vientiane eff 12FEB23 Increase from 1 to 3 weekly
  10. LUCKY AIR MAR/APR 2023 SE ASIA SERVICE RESUMPTIONS Lucky Air in March and April 2023 plans gradual international service restoration to Southeast Asia, appeared in recent schedule filing. The airline intends to resume following service, as of 23JAN23. Chengdu Tianfu – Bangkok eff 26MAR23 1 daily 737-800 Chengdu Tianfu – Chiang Mai eff 26MAR23 3 weekly 737-800 Kunming – Chiang Mai eff 24MAR23 1 daily 737-800 Kunming – Kuala Lumpur eff 02APR23 1 weekly 737-800 Kunming – Luang Prabang eff 19MAR23 2 weekly 737-800 (3 weekly from 28MAR23) Kunming – Vientiane eff 13MAR23 2 weekly 737-800 (4 weekly from 26MAR23)
  11. BATIK AIR MALAYSIA RESUMES GUANGZHOU SERVICE IN MID-JAN 2023 Batik Air Malaysia this week resumed Kuala Lumpur – Guangzhou service, which saw first flight operated on 17JAN23. This route is scheduled with Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft, twice weekly. OD612 KUL2145 – 0210+1CAN 7M8 25 OD613 CAN0310 – 0715KUL 7M8 36
  12. I agree on you regarding the concept of given names and surnames. Some form also have up to First Name, Last Name and Surname which just make me more confused. However, I do recommend that you follow closely to what written in your passport such as including Bin/Binti just to avoid any plausible questioning or confusion by officers.
  13. If for me, I stick to the format of First name Safiyya Aliaa Last name Binti Abu Bakar
  14. BATIK AIR ADDS INTERNATIONAL SERVICE FROM YOGYAKARTA IN MID-1Q23 Batik Air from February 2023 plans to launch new international routes from Yogyakarta, with service to Kuala Lumpur and Singapore, on board Boeing 737-800 aircraft. Yogyakarta – Kuala Lumpur eff 02FEB23 3 weekly 737-800 ID7187 YIA0700 – 1020KUL 738 246 ID7186 KUL1105 – 1220YIA 738 246 Yogyakarta – Singapore eff 03FEB23 4 weekly 737-800 ID7297 YIA0600 – 0900SIN 738 x246 ID7296 SIN1000 – 1100YIA 738 x246
  15. QATAR AIRWAYS TENTATIVELY LISTS PENANG SCHEDULE IN 1Q23 Qatar Airways in the first quarter of 2023 intends to extend selected Doha – Phuket service to Penang, although reservation is not available (currently listed as no local traffic for Penang). The oneWorld member tentatively lists 4 weekly flights with Airbus A330-300 aircraft, between 02FEB23 and 25MAR23. QR840 DOH0215 – 1245HKT1415 – 1650PEN 333 x135 QR843 PEN1840 – 1900HKT2020 – 2325DOH 333 x135
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