AFF Review: Malaysia Airlines A330-300 Business Class (KUL-SYD)

[AFF Editor]

Malaysia Airlines A330-300 Business Class Review is an article written by the AFF editorial team:

Malaysia Airlines A330-300 Business Class Review

Malaysia Airlines offers a comfortable, lie-flat Business Class seat on its Airbus A330-300. But the highlight is the signature satay!

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[RooFlyer]

Thanks @AFF Editor . What was seat selection like - free for status, or cabin class?

Also, are express arrival cards still a thing (I mean, are they recognised on arrival?)

 

[serfty]

Thanks @AFF Editor . What was seat selection like - free for status, or cabin class?

Also, are express arrival cards still a thing (I mean, are they recognised on arrival?)

oneworld staus gives free seat selection but not necessarily premium/exit.

 

[AFF Editor]

Thanks @AFF Editor . What was seat selection like - free for status, or cabin class?

I did not have to pay for seat selection and don't think anyone does in MH J for a standard seat.

Also, are express arrival cards still a thing (I mean, are they recognised on arrival?)

I think there's still a lane in SYD but there was no queue at all in the regular channel when I arrived in the evening, so I didn't test it out.

In general I have found express path a bit redundant on arrival in recent years, although it's still good to have on departure.

 

[flyingfan]

Nice to get an extremely generous helping of their fantastic satay

 

[QFFHntrGthr]

For future reference Matt, there is also a rear toilet just after the small economy cabin on the JK row side that is locked with a sign indicating it's for business class use only. A cabin crew from the Y galley (right next to the toilet) will unlock it for you once verified you're a business class pax. The Y pax have use of the other one on the AC row side.
As these 330-300 will soon be replaced by the 330neo, this knowledge will only be short-lived in relevance.