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Singapore Airlines and Malaysia Airlines formalise joint business partnership

Kwan Wei Kevin Tan
Kwan Wei Kevin Tan • 2 min read
Singapore Airlines and Malaysia Airlines formalise joint business partnership
From left: Datuk Captain Izham bin Ismail, group managing director for the Malaysia Aviation Group and Goh Choon Phong, CEO of Singapore Airlines. Photo: Malaysia Airlines Berhad
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Singapore Airlines (SIA) (SGX:C6L) and Malaysia Airlines Berhad (MAB) say on Jan 29 that they are formalising their joint business partnership.

The formalisation comes after both the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia and Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore have given their approval to the partnership in January 2026 and July 2025 respectively.

Through the partnership, both airlines will be able to strengthen their connectivity and provide greater flexibility for passengers travelling between Singapore and Malaysia. SIA and MAB say more details on the partnership will be announced in due course. Potential initiatives in the works include revenue sharing flights, joint fare products, coordinated flight schedules as well as joint corporate travel arrangements between Singapore and Malaysia.

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