Malaysia Airlines Slammed for Insensitive Tweet Promotion Malaysia Airlines Apologizes for Insensitive Twitter Promotions Airport groundstaff walk past Malaysia Airlines planes parked on the tarmac at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport in Sepang on June 17, 2014. Manan Vatsyana - AFP/Getty Images Want to go somewhere but don't know where? Malaysia Airlines posted an unfortunate tweet as part of its year-end promotion. "Want to go somewhere but don't know where?" read the post on Twitter, part of a promotion of special deals by the national carrier, Yahoo News reports. Twitter users criticized the national carrier for the tone-deaf tweet, sent out after two major calamities for the company this year: the disappearance of MH370 over the south Indian Ocean and the deadly destruction of MH17 in Ukrainian air space by rebel separatists. Bookings have dropped due to the two disasters, in which a total of 537 were killed. Another seemingly oblivious Malaysia Airlines ticket sale promotion asked passengers what places were on their "Bucket List." The airline apologized for the tweet on Saturday.