Horrendous Year of 2014

To keep things in perspective, Air Asia has been operating for years, with a huge number of flights throughout the region and beyond every day, and this is the first time they lost a plane.
I am sure plenty of people will be "brave enough" to keep flying with them.

My son has a couple of series of flights with them from Sth Korea and I also have flights between Australia and Thailand. Malaysian Airlines is still going in spite of their 2 huge losses. Weather was supposedly a major factor in the AA flight and it isnt always such stormy weather.

I have booked a flight months ago for new years on Malaysia Airlines to Bangkok. I don't have plan to cancell.
BTW, the AirAsia flight was actually Air Asia Indonesia. So not really Malaysian planes. Doesn't matter anyways ... lives are at stake.

i have been on many malaysian airline flights and i think its a great airline. but i have to admit that the loss of mh 370 (and not knowing what happened) quite unsettles me. yes, i would probably board another mh flight, but i would be very nervous about it. most probably not a reasonable reaction, but a reasonable gut feeling reaction.

You cannot avoid your fate. (Other than by trying to avoid preventable diseases by not smoking, only drinking alcohol in moderation and watching your diet) If you are destined to die in a plane crash, it will happen. So, if you think that's you - take the bus. But then again - plenty of people die in bus crashes. Do you really want to stay in your own backyard?.

I fly airasia bout 30x/year for the last 8 yrs or so and do not hesitate to fly them again,my next flights are jan 11 and 15