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Batik Air Malaysia is increasingly flying to Australia with A330s

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Batik Air Malaysia plans to change its operations in Australia. The change affects the aircraft to be used; more Airbus A330s are to be used.

Airline Batik Air Malaysia plans to change its flight operations to Australia. Specifically, the airline is planning to expand flight operations with an Airbus A330, as the Aero Routes portal reports. Specifically, it's about the flights to Brisbane and Melbourne: The airline wants to operate four of seven flights to Brisbane with an Airbus A330, and three of seven flights per week to Melbourne will be operated with the A330.

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