In a statement, the company said the rebranding follows shareholder approval at its annual general meeting on June 25 and the successful registration of the new name with the Companies Commission of Malaysia (SSM).
According to the group, the new identity better reflects its evolution into a more integrated airline group as it works towards becoming the world’s first low-cost network carrier.
The company said the transformation will enable it to optimise its route network, enhance operational efficiency, strengthen connectivity across key markets, and continue providing affordable air travel throughout Asia and beyond.
Independent non-executive chairman Tan Sri Jamaludin Ibrahim said the name change represents an important milestone in the group’s long-term growth strategy, positioning the company to capitalise on a larger fleet and support its future expansion plans. He added that the move reinforces the group’s commitment to strengthening its network while delivering greater value to customers and shareholders.
