(15 July 2022, 11:24 +07)
Malaysia Airlines has expanded its partnership
with SITA, linking its global operations to its hub in Kuala
Lumpur with fast, secure, and reliable network connectivity.
As part of the five-year agreement, Malaysia
Airlines will leverage SITA Connect, which is designed to lower
connectivity costs, improve the quality of service, enable ease of
access to new features and applications, and facilitate the
passenger check-in process worldwide.
Malaysia Airlines A350-900 reg: 9M-MAC. Picture by Steven Howard of TravelNewsAsia.com
SITA Connect will also provide network
connectivity that allows team members to access central systems
from anywhere, supporting the airline’s worldwide operation for
employees working remotely.
"We're excited to ramp up our operational capabilities as the
industry’s recovery takes hold," said Izham Ismail, Group CEO,
Malaysia Airlines. "Boosting the connectivity, security, and
agility of the backbone technologies that support Malaysia
Airlines will ensure we are ready for the influx of passengers
over the coming months and poised to deliver a seamless travel
experience for all."
Sumesh Patel, APAC President at SITA, added, "We're
excited to renew the relationship once more by upgrading several
services that will ultimately help deliver a smooth passenger
process. Operational efficiency is under the microscope in the
wake of the pandemic, and we're committed to helping the industry
recover with smart solutions that are resilient, agile, and
cost-effective."
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