Vision Air Malaysia was a regional charter airline operating in Malaysia. It was a subsidiary of Vision Air, a regional carrier based in the United States.
History Following Hornbill Skyways's end of its partnership with Merpati Intan, which was subsequently rebranded as Borneo Airways, Hornbill Skyways began a partnership with Vision Air. As a result, Vision Air Malaysia begin operation in January 2001 and became Malaysia's first aerial tour airline.
The airline had planned to expanding more operation to Brunei, Kalimantan, Southern Philippines and Labuan.
However in March 2003, Vision Air Malaysia lost most of its operations to Hornbill Skyways as they announced to took over Vision Air Malaysia's aircraft and operations in 1 April.
Destinations As of October 2002, Vision Air Malaysia operates to the following destinations:
Kota Kinabalu - Kota Kinabalu International Airport
Bario - Bario Airport Kuching - Kuching International Airport Miri - Miri Airport Mukah - Mukah Airport Mulu - Mulu Airport Sarikei - Tanjung Manis Airport Sibu - Sibu Airport
Fleet
The Vision Air Malaysia fleet consisted of the following aircraft:
+ Vision Air Malaysia fleetAircraftTotalIntroducedRetiredDornier 228-212120012003Dornier 228-202K120012003
See also List of defunct airlines of Malaysia
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