Starting from yesterday, Malaysia Airlines (MAS) allows passengers to check in via e-Ticketing, which will eventually simplify traveling experience, offering customers a number of check-in options including via the internet and self-service kiosks located at the airport.
By Sept 21, MAS will be fully e-Ticketing capabled, a move that will bring many benefits and savings to MAS by replacing paper tickets in accordance with requirements set by International Air Transport Association (IATA) for all airlines to go e-ticketing by Dec 31.
Popular airlines operators within South East Asia region like Singapore Airlines and Thai Airways has been practicing e-ticketing since April 2005 and July 2006 respectively.
I’m sure MAS’s frequent travellers are enthusiastic of this paperless initiative. 100-percent e-Ticketing throughout the international aviation industry will eliminate unnecessary costs for the airlines and add more convenience and value for the customer. Simplifying the process in response to the customer’s need while and at the same time ensuring commercial viability for the airlines.
Meanwhile, the Transport Ministry is still looking into the proposal by Fly Asian Xpress (FAX) to hand over the rural air service in Sabah and Sarawak to FireFly and the result will be made known to the public soon. Minister Chan Kong Choy can’t be wrong this time, the Business Turnaround Plan is at stake!
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