Elffie Chew, Bloomberg
The owner of Malaysia Airlines is sovereign fund Khazanah Nasional, which has been rumored to make it difficult for top bosses to institute needed changes. The country's recently elected prime minister Mahathir Mohamad is the fund's new chairman. It looks like the fund will need to find a new chairman for the airline soon.
3 months ago
Angus Whitley and Chong Pooi Koon, Bloomberg
It remains a mystery why this flight plunged into the ocean. But new regulations worldwide that begin in November will require a tighter tracking of all commercial aircraft. That will reduce the risk of a similar tragedy.
6 months ago
Angus Whitley, Bloomberg
When our phones are stolen or lost, we can often track them in real time. But it will be decades before airlines can do the same with all of their planes. Kind of amazing, right?
11 months ago
Christopher Jasper, Bloomberg
Once seen as the future of the airline industry, the A380 is now on life support. Airlines are going to have to come up with creative ways to make it viable.
12 months ago
Angus Whitley, Bloomberg
The Malaysian government decided to do the right thing to continue to search for MH370 and hopefully solve the mystery. But Malaysia is also making sure the U.S. exploration company shoulders the financial risk.
1 year ago
Associated Press
Ryanair was obviously on the lookout for a safe pair of hands to help it though a difficult time. Bellew's decision looks like it will be a big loss for Malaysia Airlines and will mean it has to hunt for its third CEO in as many years.
1 year ago
Rod McGuirk, Associated Press
The families and the rest of us, deserve an answer to what happened to Malaysia Airlines flight MH370. If a private company can get the job done and the fee isn't exhorbitant then the Malaysia government should get on board.
1 year ago
Christopher Jasper, Bloomberg
Malaysia Airlines is mulling its options, including purchasing A330neos or Boeing 787 Dreamliners, or choosing to operate used aircraft, as the airline shows signs of recovering from its twin disasters of 2014.
2 years ago
Chong Pooi Koon, Bloomberg
Malaysia Airlines will gain if oil prices rise to $70 a barrel as forecast, thanks to price-hedging contracts it has bought. Those gains could help the company return to consistent profitability in 2018, after years of trouble.
2 years ago
Kelvin Chan, Associated Press
In a way, it's unsurprising that turning around Malaysia Airlines has taken such a long time, given that its struggles pre-date the twin tragedies. The scale of the task proved too much for previous chief executive Cristoph Mueller, but it looks like his successor is beginning to reap the benefits of his restructuring.
2 years ago
Rod Mcguirk, Associated Press
Experts are already plotting the next search area for Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 but as the 3-year anniversary of when the flight went missing approaches, it isn't clear that there is the will to come up with additional funding for the search. We hope that the countries involved do keep the search going to resolve what happened to the doomed jet.
2 years ago
Associated Press
The struggling airline is once again earning a profit, but has yet to find a long-term solution to its senior management woes.
3 years ago