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| MAS in India offers up to 30pc discount Posted: 04 Mar 2013 06:21 PM PST NEW DELHI: Malaysia Airlines is back with its mega air fare sale by offering up to 30 per cent discount for Indian travellers to various destinations in Malaysia like Kuala Lumpur and beyond, such as Australia and New Zealand, Hong Kong and Singapore. The deal offered through www.malaysiaairlines.com is valid for booking up to March 15, 2013 and travel from now until September 30, 2013 from Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Bangalore and Chennai. "India is one of the most significant source markets and this is the reason Malaysia Airlines keeps on introducing value added services for avid Indian travellers," Malaysia Airlines Regional
He said this offer is for price-conscious Indian consumers looking for value deals to great holiday destinations. "When the domestic fares are at an all-time high we proudly offer the best for some of the most sought after international destinations like Australia, New Zealand, Thailand and ndonesia. "We want more and more Indian passengers to experience our in-flight services like elaborate Indian cuisine and quality on-board entertainment like the latest blockbusters, popular TV shows, multi-player games and critically acclaimed album releases," he said. An all-inclusive flight to Kuala Lumpur from Delhi is priced at Rs27,842 (RM1,556), from Mumbai Rs23,071 (RM1,289) and from Chennai Rs9,849 (RM550). Fares to Sydney from Delhi are Rs48,190 (RM2,693), from Hyderabad Rs27,584 (RM1,542) and from Bengaluru Rs44,315 (RM2,476). Malaysia Airlines is currently well connected between the five Indian metro cities of New Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai, Mumbai and Hyderabad with its home base Kuala Lumpur. It currently operates 54 weekly flights from India to Malaysia comprising New Delhi 12 flights), Mumbai (11 flights), Chennai (14 flights), Hyderabad (7 Flights) and Bangalore (10 flights).-- Bernama |
| KL shares open higher in early trade Posted: 04 Mar 2013 05:58 PM PST Share prices opened higher in early trade today with buying interest seen in most heavyweights led by Maybank, dealers said. After 15 minutes of trading, the FBM KLCI rose 3.55 points to 1,639.53 after opening at 1,637.81. HwangDBS Vickers Research Sdn Bhd said Wall Street was up last night with key equity indices rising between 0.3 per cent and 0.5 per cent amid optimisim that the Federal Reserve would continue to provide monetary stimulus. The research house said the local bourse may however still continue its lacklustre performance.
Meanwhile, the Plantation Index improved 19.35 points to 7,869.86, the Industrial Index added 2.5 points to 2,804.79 and the Finance Index jumped 46.65 points to 15,196.5. The FBM Emas Index increased 23.53 points to 11,169.21, the FBMT100 advanced 23.12 points to 11,024.24, the FBM Mid 70 Index rose 22.359 points to 12,272.35 while the FBM Ace Index slipped 3.81 points to 3,952.41. Gainers led losers by 107 to 51, with 87 counters unchanged, 1,398 untraded and 19 suspended. Turnover stood at 57.928 million shares worth RM60.423 million. Actives, Patimas edged up half a sen to six sen, IRM Group shed 2.5 sen to 8.5 sen while Compugates was unchanged at nine sen. Heavyweights, Maybank gained six sen to RM9.11, Axiata Group added one sen to RM6.39 while Sime Darby was unchanged at RM9.19.-- Bernama |
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