Malaysia Aviation Group Targets 75% Revenue Growth by 2030 with Fleet Expansion
Key Points
- 1Malaysia Aviation Group targets a 75% revenue increase by 2030 for its flag carrier, Malaysia Airlines.
- 2The ambitious growth plan is primarily driven by a significant expansion of the airline's operational fleet.
- 3This five-year strategy aims to accelerate Malaysia Airlines' market presence and financial performance.
KUALA LUMPUR – State-backed Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG), the parent company of Malaysia Airlines, has announced an ambitious target to increase its revenue by approximately 75% by the year 2030. This strategic five-year plan aims to significantly enhance the financial performance of the flag carrier and its subsidiaries. The core of this revenue growth strategy centers on a substantial expansion of Malaysia Airlines' fleet. This fleet growth is intended to accelerate the airline's operational capabilities and market reach, contributing directly to the projected revenue boost over the next five years.
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