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Website: www.malaysiaairlines.com
Economy Seat Pitch:34 
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Baggage Allowance
First Class 40kg
Golden Club Class 30kg
Economy Class 20kg
Excess baggage fee
Appropriate journey rate per kilogram
Travel within Peninsula Malaysia (West Malaysia) RM5 per kg
Travel within East Malaysia RM5 per kg
Travel between West Malaysia and East Malaysia RM8 per kg
Last updated: November 02, 2008
Oceansource note: We’re not sure on this airline’s policy here, but we’ve contacted them to clarify and will update as soon as they get back to us…
Last updated: November 02, 2008
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Last updated: November 02, 2008
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Feedback by: Viking | Friday, June 13, 2008 | Surfing
Flying from Europe to Australia, surfboards are taken free of charge (eat that BA) as long their combined weight is within MH's allowance, and shorter than 109'' (as of june 2008).
If u'r flying economy I'll guess you have to limit your number of boards to 2 unless you just wanna bring your undies.
Be careful though, MH's overweight charges are pretty hefty......
Have a good one / Viking
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Feedback by: Viking | Friday, June 13, 2008 | Surfing
Flying from Europe to Australia, surfboards are taken free of charge (eat that BA) as long their combined weight is within MH's allowance, and shorter than 109'' (as of june 2008).
If u'r flying economy I'll guess you have to limit your number of boards to 2 unless you just wanna bring your undies.
Be careful though, MH's overweight charges are pretty hefty......
Have a good one / Viking
