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Malaysia Airlines (MAS) will commence passenger and cargo operations at the new Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok on Thursday.
A MAS statement here said that with the commencement of services from the new airport, MAS will cease its current operations at the Don Muang Airport after the departure of flight MH783 to Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday.
MAS will operate only one of its three daily Kuala Lumpur/Bangkok return frequencies on Sept 28.
The frequency will be doubled the following day, with flights MH784 and MH782 departing KL International Airport (KLIA) at 1000 hours and 1515 hours respectively.
The return flights MH785 and MH783 will depart Suvarnabhumi for KLIA at 1200 hours and 1710 hours.
Effective Sept 30, MAS will reinstate its three daily frequencies between Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok.
MAS’s passengers travelling out of Suvarnabhumi for the next few weeks need to report early for check-in to ensure timely completion of departure formalities.
The inaugural flight MH782 will depart to Suvarnabhumi from KLIA on Sept 28 at 1515 hours and arrive at 1620 hours while the return flight MH783 will leave the new airport at 1710 and land at KLIA at 2015 hours.
MAS will offer ticketing facilities at the new airport from 0930 to 1830 hours daily.
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