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Malaysia Airlines extends SITA Connect partnership
Malaysia Airlines has renewed its partnership with SITA with a comprehensive upgrade that will link its global operations to its hub in Kuala Lumpur.
It will offer fast, secure, and reliable network connectivity with SITA Connect, specifically designed for the air transport industry.
SITA says it will lower connectivity costs, and enable ease of access to new features and applications
SITA’s global presence spans 650 airports across 220 countries and territories.
SITA Connect will also provide network connectivity that allows team members to access central systems from anywhere, supporting the airline’s remote working .
Malaysia Airlines says security was a key factor in selecting SITA’s solution.
Izham Ismail, Group CEO, Malaysia Airlines, said: “Boosting the connectivity, security, and agility of the backbone technologies will ensure we are ready for the influx of passengers over the coming months.”
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