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Firefly Launches Jet Operations at Subang Airport

Firefly, a subsidiary of Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG), has officially launched its jet operations at Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport in Subang (SZB). Ticket sales for Penang and Kota Kinabalu routes begin on July 22, 2024.

Promotional Fares and Travel Dates

To celebrate the launch, Firefly is offering promotional fares:

  • Subang to Penang (PEN): RM129 one-way
  • Subang to Kota Kinabalu (BKI): RM249 one-way

These promotional fares are available for travel between August 29, 2024, and August 6, 2025. The all-inclusive fares come with:

  • 10kg of check-in baggage
  • 7kg of carry-on baggage
  • Free onboard refreshments

New Jet Services and Fleet

Firefly’s new jet services to Penang and Kota Kinabalu will feature daily return flights operated by retrofitted Boeing 737-800 aircraft. These jets offer:

  • 189 economy seats with leather upholstery
  • Device holders
  • USB power outlets

Enhanced Connectivity

The new jet operations will complement the existing 9x daily flights to Penang served by ATR72 aircraft, increasing the total number of flights between Subang and Penang to 10x daily. This expansion strengthens Firefly’s presence at Subang Airport, which now offers over 2,100 weekly flights to eight destinations, combining both turboprop and jet services.

Commitment to Connectivity

Datuk Captain Izham Ismail, MAG Group Managing Director, stated that Firefly’s introduction of jet operations from Subang represents a strategic enhancement, complementing the existing ATR72 turboprop services and ensuring uninterrupted connectivity. They want to reassure passengers that the current ATR72 schedules will remain unaffected. This initiative highlights MAG’s commitment to expanding travel options and strengthening connectivity across its network.

With the launch of these new jet services, Firefly aims to provide greater convenience and improved travel options for passengers, reinforcing its commitment to offering comprehensive and flexible flight services.

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