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Visit Malaysia 2026 - Wildlife

Discover Malaysia's Wildlife Wonders  
#6
Visit Malaysia 2026 - Truly Asia
Places
9M-RAH A320-251N AirAsia  [+] 2024-

This 6th special scheme featuring the official Visit Malaysia campaign is focused on the country's wildlife highlights: a Malayan sun bear, a tiger and a hornbill, with tropical bloom as a background.

Image  ©  Michael Stappen (SIN)
Tags   Tourism, Wildlife

Explore All of Malaysia

Explore All of Malaysia  
#5
Malaysia - Truly Asia
Places
9M-AQG A320-216 AirAsia  [+] 2024-

Large decals for the 2024 version of the Visit Malaysia Campaign. Note the front part of the livery (with the bicycle artwork) was removed in early 2025 due to copyright issues.

Image  ©  Sebastian Shen (HKT)
Tags   Tourism

Visit Truly Asia Malaysia 2020

Visit Truly Asia Malaysia 2020  
#4
Places
9M-RAR A320-251N AirAsia  [+] 2019-

Titles promoting the 2020 version of the Visit Malaysia Campaign.

Image  ©  Amarase Pamarapa (CNX)
Tags   Tourism

Now everyone can fly to Malaysia

Now everyone can fly to Malaysia  
#3
Malaysia - Truly Asia
Places
9M-XXF A330-343 AirAsia X  [+] 2011-17

« Nature, Scenes, Beaches, Diving Spots, Rainforest ». The aircraft promoted Malaysia as a touristic destination for about 6 years. The tail featured the Petronas Twin Towers of Kuala Lumpur.

Image  ©  Tony Haynes (ADL)
Tags   Tourism

Zoom! Malaysia

Zoom! Malaysia  
#2
Tourism Malaysia
Places
9M-AFQ A320-216 AirAsia  [+] 2009-13

The Zoom! Malaysia 2008/2009 domestic tourism campaign aimed at having people look at Malaysia with fresh eyes. This was to stimulate domestic tourism in times of economic crisis.

Image  ©  Tek (HKT)
Tags   Tourism

Visit Malaysia #1 Year 2007

Visit Malaysia  
#1
Celebrating 50 Years of Nationhood
Places
9M-AFQ A320-216 AirAsia  [+] 2007-09

Malaysia gained independance from Britain in 1957. This aircraft displays women in traditonnal costumes and promoted the Visit Malaysia tourism campaign. A revised livery was applied to this aircraft in 2009.

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Tags   Nationhood, Tourism