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Malaysia's community airline connecting regional destinations.
Founded
2007
Headquarters
Subang, Malaysia
Firefly is a Malaysian community airline and a wholly owned subsidiary of Malaysia Airlines Berhad. Established in 2007, the carrier was created to serve smaller, underserved communities and secondary cities across Malaysia, as well as select destinations in neighbouring countries such as Thailand, Indonesia, and Singapore.
The airline initially operated turboprop aircraft to provide affordable and convenient regional connectivity, positioning itself as a complement to the full-service offerings of its parent, Malaysia Airlines. Firefly operates primarily out of Subang Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport in Kuala Lumpur, which serves as its main hub, offering a more relaxed, city-centre alternative to the larger Kuala Lumpur International Airport.
Firefly has gone through various fleet and network changes over the years, at one point operating jet aircraft before reverting to turboprop operations. The airline continues to focus on short-haul regional routes, emphasising convenience and community connectivity as its core mission.
Hubs & network
Firefly's primary hub is Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport (Subang) in Selangor, Malaysia, with additional operations from Penang International Airport.
Fleet
Firefly operates a fleet of ATR 72 turboprop aircraft on its regional routes.
Notable facts
- ›Firefly is a wholly owned subsidiary of Malaysia Airlines Berhad.
- ›The airline was founded in 2007 to serve underserved regional and community routes.
- ›Firefly briefly operated Boeing 737 jet aircraft before returning to turboprop-only operations.
- ›Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport (Subang) is its main hub, closer to Kuala Lumpur city centre than KLIA.
- ›The airline serves destinations in Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, and Singapore.
This profile is provided for general information only. Contact details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airline's official website before acting on them.
Primary hubs
Route network map (40 legs)








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Route network
HKT → PENAT7
IPH → SINAT7
KBR → SZBAT7
KUA → PENAT7
KUA → SINAT7
PEN → BTJAT7
PEN → LGKAT7
PEN → USMAT7
PKU → SZBAT7
SIN → KUAAT7
SIN → SZBAT7
SZB → TGGAT7
AOR → SZBAT7
KTE → SZBAT7
LGK → PENAT7
SIN → IPHAT7
SZB → BTHAT7
SZB → LGKAT7
SZB → SINAT7
SZB → USMAT7
BTJ → PENAT7
PEN → KUAAT7
PEN → SZBAT7
SZB → AORAT7
SZB → KTEAT7
SZB → PENAT7
SZB → PKUAT7
USM → PENAT7
BTH → SZBAT7
JHB → KBRAT7
JHB → SZBAT7
KBR → JHBAT7
KBR → PENAT7
LGK → SZBAT7
PEN → HKTAT7
PEN → KBRAT7
SZB → JHBAT7
SZB → KBRAT7
TGG → SZBAT7
USM → SZBAT7
Fleet (aircraft types operated)
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