As the national carrier, Malaysia Airlines connects travellers with country’s diverse experiences through its extensive international and domestic network, while introducing them to Malaysia’s culture and flavours through its signature Malaysian Hospitality.

Malaysia Airlines flights depart from London Heathrow to Kuala Lumpur twice daily, providing convenient access to the capital and beyond. With its tropical climate year-round, vibrant cultural heritage, world-class attractions and a calendar of major international events, Malaysia offers travellers an array of experiences throughout the year.

Among the highlights in 2026 is the return of Formula 1 to the Sepang International Circuit for the first time since 2017, with the circuit set to host the Formula 1 Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia from 2 to 4 October 2026.

Eligible international transit passengers can transform their stopover into an opportunity to discover more of Malaysia through the airline’s ‘Bonus Side Trip’ programme, which allows them to add an additional Malaysian destination to their itinerary, either on their outbound or return journey, at no extra fare – paying only the applicable taxes.

From George Town’s UNESCO-listed heritage in Penang and Langkawi’s beaches and island scenery, to Kuching’s picturesque waterfront, charming streets and distinctive local cuisine, travellers can experience the diverse attractions and experiences of Malaysia beyond Kuala Lumpur.

The Malaysian experience begins onboard, where Malaysia Airlines brings local and regional favourites to the skies through its evolving in-flight dining experience. On selected services, premium-cabin guests can try the newly introduced Cendol Ice Cream, a twist on a classic Malaysian dessert, featuring silky coconut ice cream layered with cendol jelly and other refreshing toppings.

Malaysia Airlines offers return Economy and Business Class fares from London Heathrow to Kuala Lumpur and beyond, starting from £699 (Economy Class return to Kuala Lumpur) and £3,199 (Business Class return to Kuala Lumpur) respectively*.