Malaysia Airlines' parent company, Malaysia Aviation Group, is talking to Boeing about acquiring new jets that become available if Chinese airlines stop taking deliveries, its managing director told Malaysian state news outlet Bernama.

The return of Boeing 737 Max jets destined for the Chinese market may speed up plane deliveries to Malaysia Airlines, but analysts warn about expanding too quickly, noting how wider costs are poised to spike as parts become more expensive and consumers prepare to take fewer flights.

Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG), the parent company of Malaysia Airlines, is in talks with Boeing (NYSE:BA) to acquire 737 MAX jets that may become available if Chinese airlines cancel or delay their orders,