Just in case you haven’t heard, Malaysia Airlines decided to end its in-flight catering partnership with Brahim’s Holdings Bhd a little while back. Well, now it looks like someone else might be looking to partner with Malaysia Airlines to provide in-flight meals, and it’s the most unexpected person! According to New Straits Times, Capital A […]
Just in case you haven’t heard, Malaysia Airlines decided to end its in-flight catering partnership with Brahim’s Holdings Bhd a little while back.
According to New Straits Times, Capital A Chief Executive Officer Tan Sri Tony Fernandes shared AirAsia’s subsidiary airline caterer, Santan, is open to partnering with Malaysia Aviation Group to provide in-flight meals.He added that they wouldn’t mind a joint venture with MAG to purchase 70% stake they don’t own in Brahim’s Food Services Sdn Bhd .
He further explained that it would depend on the price of the stake as RM129 million, in his opinion, is too high.
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