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Main differences
- Halal meals: كل الوجبات حلال on Malaysia Airlines; عند الطلب on Singapore Airlines.
- Alcohol: مقيَّد on Malaysia Airlines; not published by Singapore Airlines.
- Prayer space: بعض الصالات on Malaysia Airlines; not published by Singapore Airlines.
- Hajj and Umrah: رحلات مخصصة on Malaysia Airlines; not published by Singapore Airlines.
- Ramadan: described in words by Malaysia Airlines; not published by Singapore Airlines.
The main questions
Partlyعند الطلبAirline policy
Yesكل الوجبات حلالAirline policy
PartlyمقيَّدTraveller or press report
Partlyبعض الصالاتAirline policy
Answered in wordsNo Ramadan service is published; one passenger reports crew timed his meal to the sunset.Traveller or press report
Answered in wordsSeats are free for the whole booking when travelling with an infant; nothing similar for children aged 2 to 11.Airline policy
Answered in wordsA former group chief says Muslim crew may wear hijab; a Muslim group has urged the airline to allow it.Traveller or press report
Yesرحلات مخصصةAirline policy
Food and drink
Airline policyتتوفر وجبات حلال بناءً على طلب مسبق. Muslim special meal bookable in advance across all cabins
Airline policyAll meals served on Malaysia Airlines-operated flights are halal.
Airline policyMalaysia Airlines says all its food is certified halal by JAKIM and its own Airlines Halal Unit.
Traveller or press reportWhen a caterer contract ended in 2023, special and pre-booked meals stopped on affected routes.
Airline policyOn codeshare flights run by partners, the airline tells halal travellers to request a Muslim meal.
Traveller or press reportPress reports say alcohol is served only on request, on international flights longer than three hours.
Traveller or press reportNo Ramadan service is published; one passenger reports crew timed his meal to the sunset.
Prayer
Airline policyThe airline said in 2017 that screens show a prayer before take-off; entertainment has wudu and seated-prayer guides.
Airline policyThe Golden Lounges at Kuala Lumpur list a prayer room among their amenities.
Crew and service
Traveller or press reportA former group chief says Muslim crew may wear hijab; a Muslim group has urged the airline to allow it.
Traveller or press reportA passenger reports crew noticed he was fasting and served his meal in time to break the fast.
Airline policyIts pilgrimage airline Amal was named No. 1 foreign carrier at the 2025 Hajj Convention in Jeddah.
Traveller or press reportNo case of mistreating Muslim passengers was found; one reported incident involved a passenger's threats.
Seating and families
Airline policySeats are free for the whole booking when travelling with an infant; nothing similar for children aged 2 to 11.
Hajj, Umrah and routes
Airline policyAmal flies Kuala Lumpur to Jeddah and Madinah, with 110 flights planned for the 2026 Hajj season.
The main questions
Halal meals
Partlyعند الطلبAirline policy
Yesكل الوجبات حلالAirline policy
Alcohol-free
PartlyمقيَّدTraveller or press report
Prayer space or lounge
Partlyبعض الصالاتAirline policy
Ramadan
Answered in wordsNo Ramadan service is published; one passenger reports crew timed his meal to the sunset.Traveller or press report
Family seated together
Answered in wordsSeats are free for the whole booking when travelling with an infant; nothing similar for children aged 2 to 11.Airline policy
Crew hijab
Answered in wordsA former group chief says Muslim crew may wear hijab; a Muslim group has urged the airline to allow it.Traveller or press report
Hajj and Umrah routes
Yesرحلات مخصصةAirline policy
Food and drink
Halal meals
Airline policyتتوفر وجبات حلال بناءً على طلب مسبق. Muslim special meal bookable in advance across all cabins
Airline policyAll meals served on Malaysia Airlines-operated flights are halal.
Who certifies them
Airline policyMalaysia Airlines says all its food is certified halal by JAKIM and its own Airlines Halal Unit.
Does the meal turn up
Traveller or press reportWhen a caterer contract ended in 2023, special and pre-booked meals stopped on affected routes.
On partner flights
Airline policyOn codeshare flights run by partners, the airline tells halal travellers to request a Muslim meal.
Alcohol on board
Traveller or press reportPress reports say alcohol is served only on request, on international flights longer than three hours.
Ramadan
Traveller or press reportNo Ramadan service is published; one passenger reports crew timed his meal to the sunset.
Prayer
Crew and prayer
Airline policyThe airline said in 2017 that screens show a prayer before take-off; entertainment has wudu and seated-prayer guides.
Prayer rooms in lounges
Airline policyThe Golden Lounges at Kuala Lumpur list a prayer room among their amenities.
Crew and service
Hijab in crew uniform
Traveller or press reportA former group chief says Muslim crew may wear hijab; a Muslim group has urged the airline to allow it.
Crew training
Traveller or press reportA passenger reports crew noticed he was fasting and served his meal in time to break the fast.
Eid and Ramadan on board
Airline policyIts pilgrimage airline Amal was named No. 1 foreign carrier at the 2025 Hajj Convention in Jeddah.
Reported incidents
Traveller or press reportNo case of mistreating Muslim passengers was found; one reported incident involved a passenger's threats.
Seating and families
Sitting together as a family
Airline policySeats are free for the whole booking when travelling with an infant; nothing similar for children aged 2 to 11.
Hajj, Umrah and routes
Routes to Muslim-majority countries
Airline policyAmal flies Kuala Lumpur to Jeddah and Madinah, with 110 flights planned for the 2026 Hajj season.