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Malaysia Airlines sambung penerbangan ke Jeddah, Madinah esok

Malaysia Airlines sebelum ini batal penerbangan ke dua destinasi itu sejak 12 Okt susulan siri serangan di Arab Saudi.

Malaysia Airlines sambung penerbangan ke Jeddah, Madinah esok

PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia Airlines will resume its scheduled flights to and from Jeddah and Madinah tomorrow, following a comprehensive safety assessment and risk evaluation. The national carrier has advised passengers traveling to or from the two destinations to check their flight schedules and ensure their connection details are up-to-date via the "My Booking" feature on the airline's website or mobile app.

Passengers who booked through third-party platforms or travel agents are advised to contact the respective booking provider directly regarding their travel arrangements, according to Malaysia Airlines in a statement. Those requiring assistance can use the "Live Chat" feature on the website or contact the Global Relationship Center via +1 300 88 3000 (within Malaysia) or +603 7843 3000 (internationally).

The airline also expressed gratitude to passengers for their patience and understanding throughout the flight disruption to the two destinations. Malaysia Airlines will continue to closely monitor the situation in the region and prioritize passenger and aircraft safety. Previously, Malaysia Airlines canceled all flights connecting Kuala Lumpur and Johor Bahru with Jeddah and Madinah from October 12 to October 17 following several incidents of attacks on airports in Saudi Arabia.

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