Batik Air launched non-stop flights from Kuala Lumpur to Male', with the inaugural direct flight carrying 121 passengers landing at Velana International Airport on Friday, 23 June. The airline, which began Maldives service via Colombo on 12 May, operates three weekly flights on a Boeing 737, alongside other new carriers such as Flynas and upcoming Virgin Atlantic services.
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Batik Air first began operating to the island destination via Colombo, Sri Lanka, on 12 May.
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The inaugural direct flight, carrying 121 passengers, landed at Velana International Airport (VIA) on Friday, 23 June.
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The inaugural direct flight, carrying 121 passengers, landed at Velana International Airport (VIA) on Friday, 23 June.
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Batik Air employs a Boeing 737 aircraft on its Kuala Lumpur-Male’ route, with a seating capacity of 180 passengers.
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At present, Batik Air has an extensive network spanning over 55 destinations worldwide, including Malaysia, Thailand, and Australia.
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