MAS, AirAsia and Malindo do not operate 737 MAX


PETALING JAYA: Neither Malaysia Airlines (MAS), AirAsia nor Malindo – the country’s three main air car­riers – operate the Boeing 737 MAX 8 which has been grounded in China and Ethiopia after the second deadly crash involving the aircraft.

However, MAS which has the aircraft on order, said it was seeking more technical details from the aircraft manufacturer.

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