KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia Airlines (MAS) met with three of the fifteen MH730 next-of-kin from China at its headquarters in Subang today.
MAS group chief executive officer Ahmad Jauhari Yahya and members of the management committee met with the families from China, who turned up to present a letter to the airline.
In a statement, MAS said that they will respond with a written reply, as requested by the NOKs within the next few days.
“The airline continues to regularly communicate with the families via its Family Communications and Support Centre in Beijing. However, it is in no position to provide any further clarification or technical information on the fate of MH370 other than what is already available in the public domain.
“Since the beginning of the accident, the airline has given all available information and its full commitment to the investigating authorities.
“Information provided to MAS regarding the outcome of the investigation, will be shared with the families, when it is made available,” the statement said.
The statement also said that MAS had offered caregiving assistance by Mandarin speaking staff to these next-of-kin.