Malaysia Airlines 1H2015 outlook: more losses as capacity levels are maintained prior to transition
Malaysia Airlines (MAS) continues to incur large losses as the flag carrier tries to rebuild confidence in the aftermath of the MH370 and MH17 incidences. Yields remain at unsustainable levels due to the combination of challenging market conditions and the lingering impact of MH370 and MH17.
MAS has not yet cut capacity and is instead focusing on trying to woo passengers through promotional fares. While the flag carrier has completed several initial milestones from the recovery plan initially outlined in late Aug-2014 it will take several more months for the main components of the plan to be implemented.
Bigger changes are inevitable starting in 2H2015. But adjustments to capacity levels and the carrier's fleet could be smaller than anticipated.
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