KUALA LUMPUR (March 13): Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) said the airlines under its portfolio are continuously reviewing airfares and fuel surcharges in response to prevailing market conditions. The group, which operates Malaysia Airlines, Firefly and AMAL, said such reviews are part of ongoing efforts to manage operational costs while ensuring stable connectivity across its network, the statement said. According to the notice dated March 9, shared by Pemburu Tiket Murah, the adjustment on Firefly will be implemented in two stages. Malaysia Airlines said it will implement the adjustments in two stages. Jet fuel prices, which previously hovered between US$85 and US$90 per barrel before the US-Iran conflict, have surged above US$100 per barrel in recent days.

Source: The Edge Markets March 13, 2026 04:40 UTC