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Malaysia – Malaysia Airlines has celebrated a historic fleet milestone with the arrival of its 200th Boeing aircraft since 1972, receiving its latest Boeing 737-8 (registered 9M-MVR) at KL International Airport (KLIA).

The delivery was the airline's 18th Boeing 737-8 from a total order of 55 Boeing narrowbody aircraft, comprising 43 Boeing 737-8s and 12 Boeing 737-10s, with deliveries continuing through to 2030.
The arrival was welcomed by Malaysia Airlines President and Group CEO Captain Nasaruddin A. Bakar, Airlines Business CEO Bryan Foong Chee Yeong, and COO Aida Salfaraz Ahmad Fadzil.
The ongoing fleet expansion generates sustained demand for Boeing 737 MAX type rating and recurrent training capacity, supported by the airline's training arm MAB Academy, which recently took delivery of a CAE Boeing 737 MAX full-flight simulator at its facilities and has been expanding its third-party training partnerships.

Source: Malaysi

Southeast Asian Flag Carrier Marks 200th Boeing Aircraft Delivery Milestone as 737-8 Fleet Reaches 18 of 55 Aircraft Ordered

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