Find Award Flights with Malaysia Airlines

As Malaysia’s flagship carrier, Malaysia Airlines has been bridging cultures and continents since 1947, offering travelers warm Malaysian hospitality and cutting-edge aviation technology. Its main hub at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KUL) was recently ranked among the world's top 20 airports by Skytrax.

Malaysia Airlines' loyalty program is Enrich loyalty program. New members begin at the Blue tier and can earn miles on flights throughout the Oneworld alliance’s global network. Frequent travelers have the opportunity to progress to Silver (which includes priority check-in), Gold (offering lounge access and a 50kg baggage allowance), or Platinum tiers, which provide exclusive benefits such as guaranteed seating and first-class check-in.

Pro tip: Night owls can earn triple miles on select redeye routes, such as Kuala Lumpur to Perth, until December 2024.

By mid-2025, travelers can board new Airbus A330neo jets on groundbreaking routes to Seattle and Cape Town, featuring revolutionary aerodynamics that slash fuel use by 20%. The airline is partnering with Neste to power 10% of its flights with sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) by 2026, aligning with Malaysia’s national net-zero goals. Business class passengers will enjoy next-generation suites with AI-powered mood lighting, while economy flyers can savor upgraded “Orangefare” meals featuring regional specialties like Penang laksa.

Savvy travelers maximize their Malaysia Airlines experience with a few proven strategies:

• Book Tuesday departures from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore for round-trip fares under $100
• Use the MHapp’s live baggage tracking feature, which reduced lost luggage cases by 37% in 2023
• Platinum members gain free access to Plaza Premium Lounges – try the signature laksa at the Sydney location

Beyond comfortable seats and tasty satay, Malaysia Airlines leads Southeast Asia’s green aviation movement. Last year’s cabin waste recycling initiative repurposed 2.3 tons of materials into school furniture for rural communities. By late 2025, all international flights will replace single-use plastics with plant-based packaging. The airline also invests in coral restoration projects near its Langkawi and Redang Island destinations – ask crew members about eco-tourism add-ons when booking.