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Oct 16
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Beyond the Flight: Malaysia Airlines on ...

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About this episode

In this episode, Seatrade Maritime News Editor Marcus Hand speaks with Dersenish Aresandiran, the Chief Commercial Officer of Malaysian Aviation Group, about the evolving strategies of Malaysia Airlines in the corporate travel sector, particularly in marine and energy travel.

Discover how Malaysia Airlines is positioning itself as a trusted partner, focusing on reliability, flexibility, and personalised service to meet the specialised needs of these sectors. You will learn about the airline's ambitious transformation and commitment to enhancing the travel experience for corporate clients.

The conversation includes

  • Corporate travel strategy
  • Differentiation in corporate travel proposition
  • Marine and energy travel requirements
  • Malaysia's strategic location
  • Transformation of Malaysia Airlines
  • Future ambitions for corporate travel

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