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Affordable comfort connecting Malaysia and beyond.
Founded
2012
Headquarters
Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
Malindo Air is a Malaysian low-cost carrier that commenced operations in March 2013. It was established as a joint venture between Malaysia's National Aerospace and Defence Industries (NADI) and Indonesia's Lion Air Group, making it a hybrid low-cost carrier offering full-service amenities at competitive prices.
The airline operates domestic routes within Malaysia as well as international routes across Asia, including destinations in India, Nepal, Australia, and Southeast Asia. Malindo Air distinguished itself by offering free checked baggage allowances and in-flight meals on many routes, setting it apart from traditional budget carriers.
In 2021, Malindo Air was rebranded as Batik Air Malaysia, aligning it with the Batik Air brand used by other Lion Air Group subsidiaries in the region. The rebranding marked a significant shift in the airline's identity and market positioning.
Hubs & network
Malindo Air's primary hub was Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA2), with secondary operations at Kuala Lumpur International Airport Terminal 1.
Fleet
Malindo Air operated a fleet primarily consisting of Boeing 737-800, Boeing 737-900ER, and ATR 72-600 turboprop aircraft.
Notable facts
- ›Malindo Air was a joint venture between Malaysia's NADI and Indonesia's Lion Air Group.
- ›The airline offered a hybrid model with low fares but included amenities like free checked baggage and in-flight meals.
- ›Malindo Air began commercial operations on March 22, 2013.
- ›The airline was rebranded as Batik Air Malaysia in 2021 as part of the Lion Air Group's regional brand consolidation.
- ›At its peak, Malindo Air served over 40 destinations across Asia and Australia.
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Primary hubs
Route network map (46 legs)
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Route network
AMD → KUL739
AOR → SZBAT7
BKI → KUL739
BOM → KUL739
CGK → KUL739
CGP → KUL739
COK → KUL739
DAC → KUL739
DEL → KUL739
DMK → KUL739
DPS → KUL739
JHB → SZBAT7
KBR → PENAT7
KBR → SZBAT7
KCH → KUL739
KUL → AMD739
KUL → BKI739
KUL → BOM739
KUL → CGK739
KUL → CGP739
KUL → COK739
KUL → DAC739
KUL → DEL739
KUL → DMK739
KUL → DPS739
KUL → KCH739
KUL → LGK739
KUL → PEN739
KUL → SBW739
KUL → TRZ739
LGK → KUL739
LGK → PENAT7
LGK → SZBAT7
PEN → KBRAT7
PEN → KUL739
PEN → LGKAT7
PEN → SZBAT7
SBW → KUL739
SZB → AORAT7
SZB → JHBAT7
SZB → KBRAT7
SZB → LGKAT7
SZB → PENAT7
SZB → TGGAT7
TGG → SZBAT7
TRZ → KUL739
Fleet (aircraft types operated)
Encyclopaedia
Zuliana de Aviación C.A. was a Venezuelan airline. It initially began as a cargo airline in 1985 based in Maracaibo, but later began service as a passenger carrier. Its name was derived from the Venezuelan state of Zulia. The airline ceased operations in April 1997.
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Zuliana de Aviación
Venezuelan airline
Zuliana de Aviación C.A. was a Venezuelan airline. It initially began as a cargo airline in 1985 based in Maracaibo, but later began service as a passenger carrier. Its name was derived from the Venezuelan state of Zulia. The airline ceased operations in April 1997.
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