Malaysia Airlines braces for high fuel costs after doubling profit
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A Malaysia Airlines plane at Kuching International Airport in Malaysia. The national carrier says it has seen spillover demand as disruptions to Middle East carriers push passengers onto alternative routes. (Photo by Norman Goh)
KUALA LUMPUR — Malaysia Aviation Group, parent company of the national carrier Malaysia Airlines, warned that surging fuel costs and geopolitical tensions could squeeze profit margins, after posting a stronger profit for 2025.
