KUALA LUMPUR, May 6 — The KLIA2 has now operated for four full days, with 6,140 international and domestic passengers arriving and departing in the past 24 hours.
Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB) said from 12.01am yesterday to 12.01am today, 46 flights took off andi landed.
Thirty of these were from Malindo Airways, six flights each from Lion Air and Tiger Airways and four from Cebu Pacific Airways, MAHB said in a statement.
AirAsia, AirAsia X, Indonesia AirAsia, Thai AirAsia and AirAsia Zest will start operating at KLIA2 from Friday.
“While the core operational systems at KLIA2 continues to operate efficiently, MAHB observed one or two isolated incidents whereby the airlines were having some resource issue on ground handling activities, particularly in the unloading of baggage from the aircraft,” MAHB said.
“This resulted in longer waiting time for passengers to reclaim their baggage. We are working closely with the airlines to assist them in improving on the response time.”
MAHB said there was ample public transportation at the airport, including taxi, bus and Express Rail Link (ERL), with 396 taxi trips and 254 bus passengers handled.
The ERL services have also been running smoothly for passengers and staff, connecting Kuala Lumpur City Sentral, KLIA and KLIA2. — Bernama
