Malaysia Airlines is the flag carrier of Malaysia and operates flights to several destinations in Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and Australia. According to Skytrax, a well-known airline rating organization, Malaysia Airlines has a 3-star rating out of 5 stars. The airline’s main hub is the Kuala Lumpur International Airport, or KUL.
The airline was founded in 1947, making it 76 years old as of 2023. It is owned by Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG), which is a subsidiary of Khazanah Nasional, a sovereign wealth fund of the Malaysian government.
How to Contact Malaysia Airlines
Malaysia Airlines has its headquarters located at Level 1, Administration Building of Kuala Lumpur International Airport. You can call 1 300 88 3000 or +603 7843 3000 (within Malaysia) for queries on reservations or lost baggage.
Here are numbers for other important regions: 132627 or +603 7843 3000 (Australia), +86 400 601 5331 (China), +852 3001 0026 (Hong Kong), +65 6723 1009 (Singapore), +66 2787 3513 (Thailand), +1 669 288 7053 (US), 1 300 88 3000 (UAE), and +44 033 0365 0080 (UK)
If you have a query on the frequent flier program, you can write to [email protected].
Overview of the Airline
As of September 2021, Malaysia Airlines had a fleet size of 63 aircraft, including Airbus A330s, A350s, and Boeing 737s.
Malaysia Airlines offers various features and services to its passengers, including in-flight entertainment, a loyalty program, and various cabin classes, including first class and business class.
Let us share this for your knowledge that Malaysia Airlines has won numerous awards over the years, including the World Travel Awards for Asia’s Leading Airline, Asia’s Leading Airline Business Class, and Asia’s Leading Cabin Crew.
Travelers choose to fly with Malaysia Airlines because of its comfortable cabins, friendly service, and competitive fares. Additionally, the airline maintains a good safety record and offers a range of destinations, making it a great choice for both business and leisure travelers.
Some of the airline’s popular destinations include Bangkok, Beijing, Hong Kong, London, Melbourne, Sydney, and Tokyo.
Know the Popular Routes
Malaysia Airlines flies to more than 50 destinations worldwide, including domestic and international destinations. It operates flights to various places in Asia, Australia, Europe, and the Middle East, connecting passengers to major cities and tourist destinations. However, the exact number of destinations served by the airlines may change from time to time due to various factors, including market demand and route optimization.
The main hub of operation for Malaysia Airlines is Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KUL), which is located in Sepang, Malaysia. The airline also has a secondary hub at Kota Kinabalu International Airport, which is located in Kota Kinabalu in Malaysia.
It connects various cities and destinations worldwide, including Bangkok, Beijing, Singapore (city state), China (country), India (country), Indonesia (country), Korea (country), Japan (country), Jakarta, Manila, Seoul, Shanghai, Tokyo, Amsterdam, London, Paris, Frankfurt, Istanbul, Auckland, Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney, Perth, Adelaide, Jeddah, Medina, Muscat, Riyadh, among others
Malaysia Airlines is a popular choice for travelers looking to explore Asia, Australia, Europe, and beyond.
How to Book Your Flight with Malaysia Airlines
- Visit www.malaysiaairlines.com or its mobile app.
- On the home page, click on the ‘Flights’ tab on the left side of the page.
- Enter your departure and arrival cities in the appropriate fields, and select your cabin class and select the number of passengers from the drop-down menu.
- Select the option which suits your preference — One-way, Round Trip, or Multicity.
- Select any additional services such as meals or extra baggage allowance.
- Review your itinerary and the total price of your booking before pressing on the ‘Book Now’ button.
- Enter your personal information and contact details, including your name, email address, and phone number.
- Select your preferred payment mode and enter your payment details.
- Review and confirm your booking details and make the payment.
- Once your payment is processed, you will receive a confirmation email with your booking details and e-ticket.
You can contact their customer service for assistance if you encounter any issues during the booking process.
Malaysia Airlines offers several payment options for booking flights, including credit and debit cards, online banking, cash, PayPal, but it may vary depending on the country and currency of your booking. Moreover, some payment methods might incur additional fees or charges, so it’s best to check with Malaysia Airlines, your bank or payment provider for more information.
How to Check-in for Flight
Malaysia Airlines allows flyers several ways to check in for their flight, including online check-in, mobile check-in, self-service kiosks, and airport check-in counters. Here are the steps to check-in for your Malaysia Airlines flight.
Online Check-in
- Visit the official website of Malaysia Airlines, and click on the ‘Check-In’ tab.
Enter your booking reference or e-ticket number and your last name in the appropriate fields and press on the ‘Check-In’ button. - You can check-in online between 48 hours and 90 minutes before your flight departure time.
- Once you complete the check-in process, you can print your boarding pass or download it to your mobile device.
Mobile Check-in
You can also check in using the Malaysia Airlines mobile app, available for iOS and Android devices. Log in to your account and follow the onscreen instructions to complete your check-in. You can then access your mobile boarding pass on your device.
Self-Service Kiosks
Malaysia Airlines also provides self-service kiosks at select airports, which allow you to check-in and print your boarding pass. Simply follow the prompts and scan your passport or e-ticket to retrieve your booking.
Airport Check-In
If you are not comfortable with any of the above methods, you may try out the safe and tested one by checking-in at the airport counters. Check-in counters typically open 3 hours before departure for international flights and 2 hours before departure for domestic flights.
How to Manage Your Booking
If you have booked a flight with Malaysia Airlines, you can manage your booking through its website or mobile app.
First, visit the Malaysia Airlines website, and click on the ‘Manage Booking’ button by first pressing the ‘Manage’ tab on the home page. Enter your booking reference or e-ticket number, along with your last name, and click on “Retrieve Booking”.
You will be able to view your booking details, such as flight itinerary, seat selection, and meal preferences. If you must make changes to your booking, click on the appropriate option, such as ‘Change Flight’, ‘Add Baggage’, or “Upgrade Cabin Class.” Keep following the prompts to complete your desired changes to the booking.
Changes to booking, such as flight date or route changes might incur additional fees or charges. It’s always best to check with Malaysia Airlines or your travel agent for more information on the specific terms and conditions of your booking.
What You Should Know of Frequent Flyer Program
The Frequent Flyer Program of Malaysia Airlines is called Enrich. It allows members to earn and redeem Enrich miles for flights, upgrades, hotel stays, car rentals, and other travel-related services.
It offers several tiers of membership — Enrich Blue, Silver, Gold, and Platinum. Each tier offers different benefits and privileges, such as priority check-in, extra baggage allowance, lounge access, and bonus miles.
As a member, you can earn Enrich Miles by either flying with Malaysia Airlines or its partner airlines. Miles can be redeemed for flights, upgrades, and other rewards, starting at 4,500 miles for a one-way domestic flight in Malaysia.
Enrich also offers a Family and Friends program that allows members to pool their miles together to redeem rewards faster. Members can also transfer miles to other Enrich members or donate them to charity.
To join Enrich, you just have to sign up on their website. Membership is free, and new members can earn bonus miles for their maiden flight with Malaysia Airlines or its partner airlines.
I flew from KLIA to KKIA this morning. After queuing a few minutes to drop my luggage, i regretted the unprofessional attitude of MAS staff at B7 counter around 7.15-7.45am. I never expected MAS staff to behave rudely because i brought a big box. The box is just 18.8kg. Yes my luggage was overweight but i paid for it.
Bad show, Poor Inflight service. 7th Dec2012( CMB/KUL) KUL/BNE. 34HK Asked for a tissue F/S Mubarak says I don’t have ,Purser apologizes.29th DEC 2012 BNE/KUL(KUL/CMB). EX BNE (34AC) Beverages served only with Refreshments Stewardess serves second cup the Steward say in front of me to the stewardess ” enough is enough there is a limit you go and do your work’ No Hot Bev with breakfast, reason seat belt sign on.for almost six long hours. This is a famous story all the time with MH. No bad weather on sight, It was well observed that the crew wants to finish off and get behind curtains in the galley. very poor body language by crew , Customer service nil, This is not the first time I have experienced this famous story, seat belt sign on . I will try my best not to fly MH.as I have felt ill treat on all sectors after paying hard earn money. Crew makes you feel like the passenger is below them and a non entity in the aircraft. good luck.
I want to make amends to my ticket through internet. I had wrongly typed the date and time for my flight. I tried to send email to [email protected], but dint work.
I have flown with Malaysian Airlines many times before and always with a smile on my face. Your companys service is second to none.
However, this last time was a total disaster for me and my family as my son was not permitted to board your flight MH0017 to KUL because as we were told he traveled on an emergency passport issued by the Swedish Customs Authority, a fact I find quite horrible.
We were two families traveling together on two separate bookings and this incident meant that I and my son (14 yrs old) had to step aside in Amsterdam and the other family members continue to travel.
Me and my son had to buy new expensive tickets with China airlines in order to continue travel.
Your staff at the check in counter in Amsterdam said that she because of the temporary passport must CANCEL our whole trip?? Is that true??
You must notify me about the status on my booking.
I have booked my ticket from Los Angeles to Chennai round trip.
This has two stops… One at Narita Tokyo and other at Kuala Lumpur .
The stay at Narita will be for a night and its 14hrs. Should I get a transit visa from the embassy or its a on arrival visa.. If I decide to wait in the airport should I need to worry about the visa at Japan.. Please help me out on this issue…
I travelled to Delhi using MH172 and landed on 27 August 2012. Unfortunately, one of my bags was misplaced by Malaysian Airline (Tag # 023763279). This bag was delivered at my place (Dhuri) on 28 August 2012. At the time of delivery I could only identify that my Sony Digital Camera (along with charger) was missing. I mentioned this fact on the delivery slip as well (scanned copy enclosed). Later, we noticed that two ladies handbags and three suits of my grand children were also missing. My camera worth A$350, Ladies bags worth A$45 and cloths worth A$125 have been stolen by some undisciplined staff of Malaysian Airline. My total loss stands at A$520 due the inappropriate handling of my luggage by some dishonest staff of the Malaysia Airline. I may be compensated for this unfortunate loss caused due to a theft that occurred in the compound of Malaysia Airline.
This time, travelling with Malaysian Airline had been a bad experience. I need to travel back Brisbane next week and I am double minded about booking ticket with Malaysia Airline. I request for adequate compensation so that my confidence with the Airline is restored.
MAS online booking is not up-dated with booking to Kathmandu on 8 Jul (PR Campaign said 9 Jul), while I found it on other agent website like http://www.kayak.com is available.
Thus, contacted MAS for booking on phone. The customer service then told the online one is not yet configured, and advised me to book via phone. The LOWEST price quoted was RM1,841. Believing it was the best price, I confirmed the booking.
From 9-11 Jul, I checked Malaysia Airlines website booking online daily, but it was not put-up. On 12 Jul, website booking on with price quoted for my booking date as RM1,200. I feel very cheated, even if I cancel me booking and rebook, I still gain.
I applied for a ticket refund on 3rd April 2012, and have heard nothing since it is now 5th July 2012, can somebody please advise me what is happening. This is a most unsatisfactory situation. I have attempted to phone the Malaysian Airlines Perth Australia office on 9236 7007 many many times for the last two days and the phone line in permanently engaged, I have emailed [email protected] and have received no response either.
I accidentally left behind my camera on a flight from Bali to Penang, via Kuala Lumpur, on June 12. I have called several times and been given several different numbers to call trying to track it down. I think the camera fell out of my bag when I put it under the seat but nothing was turned in. It’s a 5 year old camera but the pictures on it are priceless and I’m still hoping to recover it.
Response from MAS below – I’ve never heard back. This is very poor service.
Case Reference : GTS563-04/2012
Thank you for reaching out to Malaysia Airlines and for taking the time and effort to write to us.
Our goal is to respond to you within 3-14 business days. However, due to the complexity of certain situations, additional time may be required to respond.
I have been assigned to attend to your email and will be responsible for providing a reply on behalf of Malaysia Airlines. If you have further enquiries and would like to know the status of your feedback, please send your email to [email protected].
I flew on MH714 from Bali to KL ont he 14th May 2012, and sadly left my IPHONE on the seat/wedged at the side of the seat 25k & 25J. I asked someone at the airlines to check the seat and they had said that there was no phone there, i was sure this was in the side if the seat, but again they would not let me on the plane to check, so i have to rely on the staff to check.
They called the cleaning staff and they had not handed it in, and i still have no phone. I have called 3 times, but still no one has handed this in. It unerves me that they haven’t had this handed in, and no cleaning staff have handed this in, they assue me that check all cleaning a staff before after they leave the plane. Although they seemed helpful at the time, Its a shame as many other airlines would have this handed in straight away.
Not sure what I can do now, but hope and wait that someone will hand this in.
After reading many other comments of complaint with regards to your airline I am pretty sure you will not reply to my email. My Daughter only 17 signed up for Raleigh international to spend five weeks in the jungle of Borneo. We were recommended to book on your airline !! and did this on line We had no reminder about an E ticket required and I took my Daughter to Heathrow yesterday. I did not have my wife’s credit card and therefore as I had not booked the ticket only took my daughter as taxi service to Heathrow.
Point I would like a response on
1. The ticket office lady was very rude suggested she would not let my Daughter on Plane. I understand the small print but as I said i was only the taxi service on the day. She was very unhelpful and took my Driving licence and my own credit card to photo copy. Almost threw them back at me then walked away. I had to call her back to see if there was anything else I needed to do.
2. She then told me my daughrter would need to show the booking credit card on her return journey otherwise she would not be allowed back to the UK in 5 weeks time VERY UNSETTLING FOR HER AND HER FATHER AS SHE WAS ABOUT TO LEAVE FOR THE JUNGLE.
3. The lady wanted to know why she was not going to have her own Credit card on trip with her. I DID POINT OUT SHE WAS ONLY 17 GOING TO JUNGLE AND HER MOTHER HAD BOOKED FLIGHT.FOR A FRONT OFFICE WORKER IN FRONT OF PUBLIC I WOULD SUGGEST SHE BE A LITTLE MORE HELPFUL AND CONPASSIONATE AS WE ALL MAKE MISTAKES. I would suggest you have made a mistake giving her a PR appointment for your airline!!!!
Hi,
on the 7th of March i flew with Malaysian Airlines on MH 148 from Melbourne to Kuala Lumpur. I sat in seat no. 19 H. When we arrived at KL and exited the plane I realised that I didnt have my reading glasses with me and had left them on the plane. My husband went back to check but the plane had been cleaned and they were not to be seen. I last remember reading on the flight and using them. I did fold up the blanket so perhaps they were tangled up in it.
I have tried numerous times to get help by phoning the airlines but have not had much luck.
They are reading glasses with a wire frame…..with a dark bluish tinge in the frame colour. i had a black case that they should have been in.
I would REALLY appreciate it if you could look for them for me. Can you contact lost property, and the laundry service please.
Thankyou so much,
Cheers Narelle.
I tried everything to contact you on telephone to notify you of my arrival country while on transit to your city but I was unable to reach you on your telephone; all effort was abortive, so in that regards I had no option than to use your email address to send you this letter via email. I have been trying to reach you for confirmation of your address, as to enable me precede to your address but reaching you has been totally impossible for me. It was about overstaying my transit visa , so I had to leave for other official duties in United States of America where I am now.
Malaysia airlines call centre have the rudest most horrible staff I have ever come across.
Tried to book return Melbourne/ Bangkok rang three times to arrange stop over because web wont do it twice the staff just left me on the phone when I would not agree to there $300 fare increase for STOPOVER!! Contacted the customer service got an email back saying book online then ask for stopover tried to do this asked to pay $300 AUS more refused so idiot left me for twenty five minutes finaly hung up. Anyone know the CEO email. I have never experienced such horrible people what is the matter with this company?
They dont respond to letters or emails. I have sent 3 letters since 11/2011 without any response.
Maybe this is a style in asia, who knows.
How the company can survive in market in these days without response to business letters.
I have been mistreated and i am very displeased by your services please contact me and i will explain.
How to get my receipt.
My booking is
Booking Ref (PNR): WRBVR
Online Booking Ref: ITD13844509
i am travelling from mumbai to jakarta via malaysia by malaysian airlines so do i need malaysian visa for the transit?
please contact the airline
I travelled from Sappora,Japan to KL by MH 8539 (charted flight by Apple Vacation) on Bussiness class arrived KL on 1.25am on 27/12/2011.Then I realised i left my Galaxy and my girl’s jacket in the aircraft.Then I called the lost and found dept but was told that that they did not receive anything from the housekeeping.I was wondering how honest is the Mas staff
By mistakenly i have cancelled the issued tkt segments(SYD-KUL) so please be kind enough to get me the seats for the below mentioned details.
Travelling date 20DEC SYD KUL
Flight no UL2340(operated by MH 140)
guys by mistake i have booked this airline..and still i have time to travel yet i am feeling very scared of what you people wrote…. :(
chill mate..Malaysia Airlines is one of seven to be ranked Five Star by Skytrax…their services are good..just enjoy your journey and reach safe :)
Hi, can’t board on flight from mumbai to kualalumpur from there to sydney. Reason the hand luggage was not tagged by airport , so they make me run for there and bythe time I got back and already had my boarding pass for 3 hrs in my hand at boarding gate was told for the tag and flight has left at 23.45 and though the flight suppose to be at 23.55 and no one from malaysian airlines is available at that time at airport.
I have a business class ticket from Bangkok to Melbourne on 27 Aug 2011. I have booked this on their website (unfortunately!) I have been trying to make a change to the date for over two weeks now. I called the call centre and the person was very unhlepful and said as it was an internet booking, I would have to email their support and gave me an email address. I read it back to her and she confirmed I had written it down correctly. I emailed them three times over the next ten days with no response to the first two. The emails did not bounce and I got a delivery receipt. In the last emal I threatened to make a complaint directly to their CEO. THAT one got a response and it was pointed out that my previous emails were sent to the wrong address, and gave me the error and the exact adress. Hmmmmm, if they werent received, how come they knew what the error was in the email address?
I have then had to repeat my request to move my flight by one day. Very angry by now, I also asked about cancelling it entirely as my eticket quite clearly says that I may cancel for a fee. After 48 hours, I got a response that pointed out the terms and conditions (which were not displayed on the web site when purchased – I have screen shots to prove it) that said I would have to go to the Bangkok office in order to change it and could not cancel it and would probably have to pay more as the far was a “special” despite my ticket also saying it was a full fare.
This amounts to fraud and I am going to lodge a complaint with Malaysian’s consumer affairs department.
I’ve filed a damaged baggage claim at KLIA June 2011. To cut the story short,I was offered cash compensation which I have accepted. I was offered to collect the cash from the MAS complex in Subang. I called up the KLIA baggage claim department to confirm some details before leaving for the customer relation department in MAS complex.An Encik Asli directed me with detailed explanation and with such great patience. You can say that the great and wonderful customer relation service started from that moment. When I reached there, the office was still closed for lunch but a kind Indian lady officer directed me to their customer lounge to wait out the time. She even proposed a drink. Soon after, Mdm Maureen Tey came in and settled my claim in the most genial, warm, understanding manner befitting a customer service only the Malaysian Hospitality can offer. She also offered a drink which I accepted. Kudos to a great team. You have done MAS proud.
I agree with the Wilsons- the worst airline in the world. No response, no care – I sent a complaint letter about a horrid experience I have had (a series of them, actually) – and I never got any reply to me complaint; although I tried to just give them the facts.
I believe that the least you do, in the business of giving service is, hhhmmm…provide service. They do NOT do that. The booking system online for their most loyal customers, i.e. Enrich members, is full of bugs as is their logging in system; their food on flights is un eatable and meager. They really should up their game. I, for one, will avoid flying with them as much as I can although they offer the best routing for me. What a pity!
I’m an Malaysian citizen currently at Yangon, Myanmar came down for visiting purpose.I have booked MAS for round-trip, My question is how could i get the boarding pass for my return Malaysia Airlines flight since i can find any MAS agent in the Yangon Airport?Could someone get to clear my doubt?Your response will much appreciated.Thank You
why do you need a boarding pass now? you can get one after the security check before boarding the flight…if however the mas website allows you to take a eboarding card printed..then you can..visit the website to confirm the same..
I am extremely disappointed with the Malaysian Airlines website.
My husband and I are absolutely disgusted with the zero responds from Malaysia Airlines and their staff! This morning – June 13, 2011 – my husband and I went out of our way to travel to the MAS office in Penang to sort out yet another online booking problem and unwillingness from MAS staff to help us. Help was needed because your website was not functioning proper and the number we had to deal was manned by a very rude person! We have been busy with MAS airlines now for over 5 hours and still we are not one step further! We are not in your system. Our MAS ENRICH numbers are not valid for some reason and your staff claims we have not send any complaint even though I have the registered receipts here with me. Please be so kind and read our first complaint and deal with it and after that we can proceed with our second complaint, our online booking where we paid and all of a sudden the price went up with RM30 per person and no time was given for seat allocation! We have asked to be called back on our landline:There is no need for us to convey to you that we are absolutely disgusted with the MAS service and it seems we are not alone!
ENRICH number: MH063041646 + MH066942013
Penang May 2, 2011
Assalamu’alaikum. Salam sejahtera.
On April 5, 2011 my husband and I boarded flight MH1143 (Penang- Kuala Lumpur). When we checked in we made sure that all our luggage was labeled through to Miri, our end destination. We received our boarding passes for Penang – Kuala Lumpur and the Kuala Lumpur – Miri (flight MH 2594).
Flight MH 2594 had gate B 11 printed on the boarding pass.
Well before our departure time we waited at gate B11. As time went on we were joined by 1 female passenger and 6 male passengers. We could see the plane but no MAS pilot or any other Malaysian Airlines employee were visible. As time went on all of us started to get rather nervous. We listened to the broadcasts, we asked around, asked Malaysian Airline personnel but nobody was helpful! By sheer luck we were told by a pilot that he just heard that we had do run to a gate B11, right at the other side of the terminal! We are seniors, 70+, we can’t run no matter how much we want to! Besides that, it is very upsetting!
Arriving at boarding gate B11 all passengers waiting with us told the staff in no uncertain terms what they thought of the mess-up. The Malaysian Airline personnel, 3 young lads thought it was very funny. They actually had the gall to make a snide remark to my husband and myself, a remark which was overheard by another passenger who was so kind to tell them in Bahasa that they would be reported by him and that nobody had the right to verbally abuse us! We finally boarded the plane and our long awaited holiday could start!
We arrived at Miri airport and waited for our luggage. That turned out to be a continuation of disaster number one! After waiting for a long time with no luggage in sight we were eventually approached by the Marriott Hotel limousine handler and a female Malaysian Airline employee. It turned out that our luggage was “lost”. We were ushered into the MAS office. We had to describe our luggage, look at suitcase photos and were told that Malaysian Airlines would contact us if and when the luggage was found. When found it would be transported to our hotel, free of charge, a remark which we thought was thoughtless and uncalled for!
May I tell you that we had booked this trip many, many months in advance. May I tell you that you have absolutely no idea how much we looked forward to this trip. And may I tell you that April 5 is my birthday and that the trip was part of my present! Not only was an extra birthday present in the luggage, something we never ever have done before, but in the luggage were also all our medicines and my jewelry! After all Malaysian Airlines has a top reputation!!! We kept our fingers crossed and departed to the Marriott hotel. The Malaysian Airline lady had told us that she would contact us, sadly she “forgot”! We called, and called and called. We asked the hotel desk to call for us and finally we were told that the luggage would arrive with the last plane. That would also mean that we could not change from our travelling attire into proper evening dress which we wanted to do for my birthday dinner, we could not brush our teeth etc. etc. I could cry, what a disappointment! The Marriott hotel was marvelous, there where the Malaysian Airline staff failed, they stepped in. We got bathrobes, toothbrushes etc. etc. Consequence of waiting for our luggage was that we had to stay awake till the hotel staff brought the luggage to our room! That was well after 1 am the next morning! We had been on the go since 8AM on April 5, 2011! My 69th birthday was, thanks to the Malaysian Airline staff a total disappointment and disaster, we were virtually bushed!
Returning on April 18, 2011 to Penang things went smoothly and whilst waiting at KLIA we got talking to other passengers from our Miri – Kuala Lumpur flight (MH 2591). It turned out that 11 passenger departed on April 11, 2011, at 8am for Kuala Lumpur – Miri. Their luggage was lost as well and the treatment they got was even worse than what we experienced. They called many many times the Miri MAS airport office. It was either engaged or just not answered. All 11 passengers had to travel to Miri airport to get some answers.
There is no need for me to tell you that they were angry. However there is a need to tell you that you may have lost some valuable customers because, as they told us, travelling with Air Asia losing luggage does not happen! I did point out that Air Asia does not label through! That was something which did not matter, it was safer and cheaper to fly Air Asia.
My husband and I can’t convince other travellers the plus side of travelling with Malaysian Airlines, however we feel that we do have to tell you that my birthday was messed up in a most unfortunate way! You may think…oh well, there will be other birthdays. We hope so, but for a twice recovered cancer survivor “life” is very precious and each day is a very very special one.
We leave this with you. Yes we are shocked and very disappointed. We look forward to your comments!
Take care, keep in touch and God bless you all!
Stewart D Wilson
Marijke Claire B van der Hulst e/v Wilson
10-7-05 Seaview Garden
Bukit Ria – Mount Pleasure
Batu Ferringhi
11100 Penang
I am Eva Zimmermanas from Germany, working as a Managing Director of Revitacura Sdn Bhd the new project of helping selected young obesity sufferers to overcome their condition. I would like to arrange an appointment with the embassy to discuss about our 6 month project entred upon sailing around South East Asia and Australia to help selected young obesity sufferers to overcome their condition. We named it REVITACURA project .I am planning a two days trip starting on 13.06.11 until 15.06.11 to Kuala Lumpur and if I may, I would like to arrange an appointment with the person incharge to discuss about our 6 month project, centred upon sailing around South East Asia and Australia.
I really hope we can rearrange a meeting so that we can discuss much further about the matter.Thank you for spending time to read my email and really looking forward to meet you
I would like to send an email message to the Customer Care Centre about my recent travel experience from Kuala Lumpur to Hyderabad. Kindly let me know the email id.
Thanks and regards
Vinesh Bhimani
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