Malaysia Airlines First

We connected onto MH 3 from LHR to KUL from Terminal 4 from a BA domestic flight into T5. Online check-in was available for the BA leg but denied for MH by both airlines. We had pre-requested seats for our two MH legs via our travel agent but, on checking-in with BA in Glasgow, found that these ...

In summary: a wonderful flight with an excellent seat and very good service, but some opportunity for improvement in terms of ground /back-office operations. This was a redemption booking using Virgin Atlantic flying club miles (145k miles plus about £480 in taxes / surcharges). As such it was ...

LOUNGE @ LHR T4 Décor is fairly cool, decent lighting and a mahoosive plasma TV in the middle of lounge which can be seen from just about everywhere. Really nice welcome from reception and then into wee door to 1st lounge. Quite small and I am the only one at that time, no food out on buffet ...

Services, Foods, Seats was absolutely great from LA to KL but KL to Dhaka nearly about 4 hours flight they did not have First Class Seats though my ticket was paid for First Class. Services was very good but Leg room and the Seats was terrible. The Aircraft was AB330. I am not comfortable flying ...

Having flown on Malaysia Airlines' First Class gave me the impression that if you are really looking for that extra space and room, then First Class is for you. However, if you're looking for the famed Malaysian hospitality plus the extra legroom and all, then go Business Class. Seats in MH's First ...

I have always enjoyed Malaysian First Class. The seats are the same as Thai and Swiss and others with a comfortable seat and the oh so amusing electric ottoman with storage underneath for the excess magazines, amenity pack, and other debris. Both seated and for sleeping the seat is excellent and ...