Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) recently announced the acquisition of 30 new aircraft from Boeing as part of its fleet modernisation strategy.
The order includes 18 Boeing 737-8 and 12 Boeing 737-10 aircraft, powered by CFM International LEAP-1B engines, with options for 30 more 737 aircraft.
This move reinforces MAG strengthening its role in enhancing regional connectivity across key markets. The introduction of the Boeing 737-10 will also be a significant milestone, as it will be the first narrow body aircraft in the fleet to feature lie-flat Business Class seats, enhancing the premium travel experience on regional routes.
MAG’s group managing director, Izham Ismail, stated that the delivery of the new aircraft will begin in 2029.
With these new additions, MAG will gradually phase out the older generation Boeing 737-800 aircraft operated by Malaysia Airlines, targeting a…




























