SEPANG — The Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) Aerotrain service is expected to resume in the second quarter (2Q) of this year with no impact on Malaysia’s ASEAN chairmanship.
Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB) Managing Director Datuk Mohd Izani Ghani said several technicalities must be addressed first to ensure the system operates seamlessly across all components and meets safety requirements.
“We should complete all the tests by April…if all tests are successful, we can get the certificate to operate immediately.
“The 2Q timeline is important for us to follow and adhere to. So let’s hope that all tests are successful so that we can operate soon,” he told reporters at the KLIA Aerotrain Project Media Briefing and Tour here today.
The Aerotrain, the backbone of KLIA’s internal transportation since it began operations in 1998, was suspended in March 2023 after it suffered a breakdown. — BERNAMA
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