Singapore Airlines, Malaysia Airlines plan tie-up to share revenue, expand routes
They will also hold joint marketing activities to develop tourism
Fiona Lam
Singapore
THE national flag carriers of Singapore and Malaysia have proposed a new wide-ranging partnership, subject to regulatory approvals from the competition authorities.
Singapore Airlines (SIA) and Malaysia Airlines Bhd (MAB) are looking to share revenue on flights between the two countries, expand their codeshare routes, and participate in joint marketing activities to develop tourism, under an agreement inked on Wednesday.
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