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Malaysia Airlines reintroduces hot meals on flights - Loke

By ROSKHOIRAH YAHYA
16 Sep 2023 05:31pm
Loke shared a picture of his meal on the airplane. Photo: Social media
Loke shared a picture of his meal on the airplane. Photo: Social media
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SHAH ALAM - Malaysia Airlines has now gradually reinstated hot meal services for some sectors after receiving additional equipment for in-flight meal preparation.

This was announced by Transport Minister Anthony Loke on his Facebook page today.

Through his post, Loke also shared a picture of his meal while taking a Malaysia Airlines flight to Kuching to attend the Cabinet meeting and later the Malaysia Day celebration tonight.

Loke said that MH’s 'signature' meal – satay – was also provided for business class.

"For your information, hot meal services have been gradually reinstated for some sectors, including KL-Kuching.

"However, any inconveniences still faced on other flights are deeply regretted, and Malaysia Airlines will strive to fully restore the situation as soon as possible," he stated.

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