With COVID-19 restrictions in Australia easing, we’re here to help you plan your next trip. Remember to follow government regulations and check with your supplier for up-to-date information.
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As of 17 March 2020, new and existing booking made prior to 31 March 2020 are covered by Malaysia Airlines' Ultimate Flexibility option. This includes unlimited date changes, unlimited destination changes.
Re-booked travel must take place before 31 December 2020.
Carry-on bags can weigh a maximum of 7kg. Economy class passengers are allowed one bag, and business and first class passengers are allowed two.
The checked baggage allowance varies according to your cabin class. Most first, business and economy class tickets include two checked bags with a maximum total weight of 50kg, 40kg and 30kg respectively. Additional weight may be available to Enrich and oneworld members depending on your status and booking class.
Use the search for on the Malaysia Airlines website to find flights that suit your travel plans. Choose from the options then continue through the booking process step by step. You will need to enter your credit or debit card details and pay for your flights to confirm your reservation.
If you’re purchasing your ticket through a preferred online travel agency, the methods of payment may differ slightly.
You can contact Malaysia Airlines from Australia by calling 13 26 27 or +6 03 7843 3000 from outside of Australia. International charges may apply.
Flight changes are allowed up to 48 hours before departure and can be made under the "Manage your booking"section of the website.
Flight cancellations cannot be made online. You'll need to contact customer service to cancel your reservation and fees may apply.
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