Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia | AFP – Less than 24 hours after telling Europe-bound passengers they were not allowed to take check-in baggage because of “unseasonably strong headwinds”, Malaysian Airlines did a sudden U-turn Wednesday.
The troubled carrier, whose MH370 flight went missing in 2014 on its way to Beijing and has still not been found, had said it was limiting baggage to reduce weight.
It cited concerns about its planes being able to carry enough fuel as they had to fly a longer and different route due to its own “risk assessment” and handle strong headwinds “in excess of 200 …read more
Source: Malaya Business Insight
