Ngurah Rai International Airport Jakarta - Kemayoran Airport Medan - Polonia International Airport Italy Rome - Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport Japan Nagoya - Komaki Airport Osaka - Itami Airport Tokyo - Haneda Airport Malaysia Kota Kinabalu - Kota Kinabalu International Airport Kuala Lumpur - Kuala Lumpur International Airport Kuching - Penang - Penang International Airport Philippines Manila - Manila International Airport Singapore - Kallang Airport and Singapore International Airport Ceylon / Sri Lanka Colombo - Katunayake Airport Switzerland Zürich - Zürich Airport Taiwan Taipei - Songshan Airport Thailand Bangkok - Don Mueang International Airport United Kingdom London - Heathrow Airport South Vietnam Saigon - Tan Son Nhat International Airport West Germany Frankfurt - Frankfurt Airport Accidents and incidents Borneo Airways and Malaysian Airways each had one aircraft accident while operating. Aircraft operated by successor Malaysia–Singapore Airlines were involved in five accidents resulting in hull loss. 30 January 1967: Douglas DC-3 (9M-AMU) 5 March 1967: Scottish Aviation Twin Pioneer (9M-ANO) 17 May 1967: Scottish Aviation Twin Pioneer (9M-ANC) 5 December 1969: Britten-Norman BN-2 Islander (9M-APE) 23 November 1971: Fokker F27 Friendship (9V-BCU) See also History of Malaysia Airlines History of Singapore Airlines References Further reading "MSA: the name may stay." Flight International. 22 July 1971. p. 115 (Archive)-116 (Archive). External links Aviation Safety Network Airliners.net Photos Historical Timetables Defunct airlines of Malaysia Defunct airlines of Singapore Airlines established in 1966 Airlines disestablished in 1972 1966 establishments in Malaysia 1966 establishments in Singapore 1972 disestablishments in Malaysia 1972 disestablishments in Singapore Malaysian companies established in 1966 ms:Sejarah Penerbangan Malaysia#Malaysian Airlines Limited dan Malaysia-Singapore Airlines