MYAirline apologises for not provide ample time for their passengers who have been stranded at airports.
In a statement from the Board of Directors today (Oct 12), “We acknowledge the anger and frustration faced by our passengers and all affected parties. MYAirline unequivocally admits its responsibility for this fiasco which was caused by our abrupt notice. Our Board of Directors and the entire MYAirline team humbly apologizes to all our passengers, Ministry of Transport Malaysia, Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad, Airports of Thailand, Malaysian Aviation Commission (MAVCOM), Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM), Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT) and all affected parties for this turn of events. We thank you for your kind understanding.”
“Due to the deep financial constraints that we are facing at present, we are unable to offer the affected passengers at the airports any immediate service recovery options. However, all affected passengers are encouraged to kindly contact our representatives at [email protected] (from 7a.m to 12 midnight) to initiate your refund process.
“We would like to take this opportunity to extend our gratitude to AirAsia, Batik Air and Malaysian Airlines Group as well as to Malaysian Airports Holdings Berhad for assisting affected passengers in the meantime.
At present, MYAirline is exploring all avenues to reactivate its operations and fly the skies again. We respectfully ask for patience from all stakeholders while we evaluate all options. MYAirline will continue to issue further updates when they are available, the statement read.
