Malaysia
Airlines has warned of further losses in the second half of the year because of
the two tragedies to hit the airline in recent months.
In a
statement it said it had seen "a sharp decline" in weekly bookings.
It
comes as the airline reported a second quarter net loss of 307m Malaysian
ringgit ($97.4m; £58.7m) for the three months to June.
The
airline has been affected by the crash of flight MH17 in Ukraine and the
disappearance of flight MH370.
"We
expected the impact of MH370 on the performance in Quarter 2," said chief
executive Ahmad Jauhari Yahya.
"Given
that, our team put in much hard work and effort to regain market confidence and
rebuild sales. Tragically, just as we were beginning to see
