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Carry-on baggage on Malaysia Airlines flights must not exceed 7kg / 15lbs in weight and 115cm / 45 ins in dimensions (length + height + width). Please don't pack any prohibited items in you carry-on as this will be removed and disposed at airport security. Prohibited items include illegal substances, sharp objects, and any liquids over 100ml.

Passengers flying in First Class on Malaysia Airlines flights are allowed two pieces of baggage with a maximum weight of 50kg / 110lbs. Passengers flying in Business Class on Malaysia Airlines flights are allowed two pieces of baggage with a maximum weight of 40kg / 88lbs. Passengers flying in Economy Class on Malaysia Airlines are allowed two pieces of baggage with a maximum weight of 30kg / 66lbs. First and Business Class passengers are entitled to two pieces of baggage each included in their airfare and Economy Class passengers are allowed one piece of baggage.

Economy Class Facilities

The facilities included in Malaysia Airlines Economy Class are in-flight entertainment with a dedicated tv screen per passenger, a power supply, a USB port and a delicious meal of either breakfast, lunch or dinner, depending on your flight time.

Economy Class Seats

Seating in Economy Class is comfortable with ample legroom and width space, along with a reclining function.

Seat layouts vary from aircraft, from 3x3x3 to 2x4x2.

Passengers flying Business Class with Malaysia Airlines can enjoy a luxurious passenger lounge as well as a relaxing flight experience.

Business Class Facilities

The modern in-flight entertainment system built into your seat booth will provide Business Class passengers on Malaysia Airlines with hours of entertainment. Malaysia Airlines offers a "Chef on Call" option, offering passengers pre-order dishes.

What are Malaysia Airlines Business Class seats like?

Business class seats are located on the main deck with a 1-2-1 seat formation with a full flatbed an enclosed monument and an individual IFE screen. Each seat comes along with its personal stowage for coat, luggage and personal belongings.

What does Malaysia Airlines First Class include?

Malaysia Airlines has rebranded its first-class cabins as a premium business class service and would be sold “at an attractive price point for passengers” in response to high business traveller demand, with corporate policy often restricting the use of the first class. The suites are in a 1-2-1 formation. The A350 has four seats with a retractable privacy door while the A380 has eight open suites. Passengers will get a dedicated check-in counter, access to the airline’s premium First Class Lounge and a 50KG baggage allowance. There will also be a delicious range of regional dishes and a large amenity kit which includes cologne, cosmetics, a Malaysia Airlines key ring and a comfortable pair of pyjamas slippers and socks. 

Does Malaysia Airlines have a First Class lounge?

Passengers flying in First Class with Malaysia Airlines can visit the airline's Golden Lounge where they can enjoy a range of international tastes and be stunned by the incredible Malaysian hospitality.

Malaysia Airlines offers an excellent selection of popular TV shows in Chinese, Japanese, English, Korean, Malay and Hindi. Find sitcoms, kids' shows and much more on board your Malaysia Airlines Flight.

Malaysia Airlines offers an incredible range of movies on its inflight entertainment system. From new releases such as Ocean's 8 to fun family hits like the Incredible, there's something for everyone on board your Malaysia Airlines flight.

Malaysia Airlines offer many food options for inflight meals, which depend on the class travelling and the route flying. Economy class passengers can pre-book products from snacks to meals or celebratory cakes. Passengers in First and Business Class have a ‘Chef on-Call’ option, where passengers have a choice of meals to create a personalised dining experience. The menus for ‘Chef on-Call’ can be found here, which can be pre-ordered at least 24 hours before departure.

Malaysia Airlines provide special meals for passengers with special dietary requirements such as vegan or vegetarian, religious, medical or dietary. Special Meals include:

• Religious Meal (HNML)
  Hindu Meal, Kosher Meal (KSML)
• Medical Meal
  Bland Meal (BLML)
  Diabetic Meal (DBML)
  Gluten Intolerant Meal (GFML)
  Low Calorie Meal (LCML)
  Low Fat Meal (LFML)
  Lactose Free Meal (NLML)
  Low Salt Meal (LSML)
• Vegetarian Meals
  Vegetarian Vegan Meal (VGML)
  Vegetarian Lacto-Ovo Meal (VLML)
  Vegetarian Hindu Meal (AVML)
  Vegetarian Oriental Meal (VOML)
  Vegetarian Jain Meal (VJML)
  Fruit Platter Meal (FPML)
  Vegetarian Raw Meal (RVML)
• Child Meals
  Child Meal (CHML)
  Baby Meals (BBML)

All Malaysia Airlines meals are prepared in strict compliance with halal. Special meals can be requested 24 hours before flight departure, by one of the options shown on this page.

There will be a drinks service offered onboard Malaysia Airlines flights.

Passengers can check in online for their Malaysia Airlines flight by visiting the web check-in page and entering either their booking reference or their e-ticket number. Online check-in opens 48 hours before Malaysia Airlines flights scheduled departure time and closes 90 minutes before.

Passengers can check in for their Malaysia Airlines flight at the airport by either visiting the check-in counter or by using the self-service check-in kiosk. Check-in for flights at the check-in counters and self-service kiosks close 45 minutes before departure time on domestic flights and close one hour before on international flights. 

Malaysia Airlines operates a frequent flyer program called Enrich to reward regular travellers with the airline. Enrich Miles can be redeemed for award flights on Malaysia Airlines, Oneworld member airlines and Enrich partner airlines.

Enrich members will receive the Enrich Blue Card and can be upgraded to Enrich Silver, Gold and Platinum membership levels.

Enrich Platinum entitles passengers to a Meet & Greet Service, access to Platinum Lounge at KLIA, Priority Reservation Waitlist and Guaranteed Seat.