Malaysia Airlines to Offer ‘Dash for Deals’ Every Weekend

16th Oct 2015

‘Dash for Deals’ continues at Malaysia Airlines this weekend with all-inclusive return offers for domestic and international flights.

 This way, MAB is looking to promote better choice and convenience for the customer. The campaign will continue on Malaysia Airlines Bhd official website every Saturdays and Sundays.

Head of sales Malaysia at MAB Laurent Recoura said in a statement about 'Dash for Deals':

We have been making significant improvements to improve our customer offering. These incredible value fares will enable our customers to travel with families and friends whilst enjoying our products and services. With our ‘Dash for Deals’ promotion, customers will be able to browse from a wide array of destinations with special offers, and book at any time on every weekend at their convenience.

He also added:

Countdown to the weekend and don’t miss out on this chance to secure exclusive deals.

Malaysia Airlines Bhd Donates Two Return Business Class Tickets at Charity Auction

Meanwhile, Malaysia Airlines has also been doing some charity work. Namely, the carrier has donated two return business class tickets (Kuala Lumpur-London) at the British Malaysian Society charity auction. The tickets will go to Voice of the Children and MERCY Malaysia U.K.

Weng Chi Lee, Malaysia Airlines manager for the United Kingdom said:

We feel really strongly about issues affecting the global community. The Voice of the Children and MERCY Malaysia allows us to reach out to these communities and we are pleased to be able to provide our assistance by donating the proceeds from our Business Class tickets in support of these causes.

Voice of the Children is an organization dedicated to promoting and improving children’s rights in Malaysia, and is pushing for a law reform that would protect the children from violation.

MERCY Malaysia U.K. is a humanitarian group that also offers medical aid for vulnerable communities in crisis and/or non-crisis situations.

Nearly RM40,000 were raised for the two organizations and the event.