Malaysia Airlines Operates First All-Women Crew Flight from Its Hub

 On September 18, 2025, the historic flight MH2610 departed from Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KUL) to Kota Kinabalu and showcased the talents of women professionals across multiple departments- from flight deck to cabin crew, engineering, and ground support.

Malaysia Airlines organized the all-women flight to celebrate International Women’s Day. The carrier underlined the importance of recognizing women’s achievements in aviation while creating a platform to encourage more women to pursue careers in the field.

From the captain and first officer to cabin crew and ground engineers, every role for this flight was managed by highly trained female staff, reported The Vibes. This coordination demonstrated not only operational efficiency but also the airline’s confidence in its female workforce.

The flight was commanded by an experienced captain with years of service in the airline, supported by a female first officer. Together, they managed the aircraft safely and efficiently.

Onboard, the cabin crew delivered the airline’s renowned service, ensuring passenger comfort and safety. Ground handling, dispatch, and engineering support were also entirely staffed by women, making this flight a rare example of full-spectrum female participation