Can KLIA Reclaim Former Glory?

Khair Mirza, Head of Airport Investor Resource, Modalis Infrastructure Partners Inc.

21-Oct-25 07:45

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The KLIA aerotrain continues to make headlines for the wrong reasons having suffered nearly two dozen disruptions in just 3 months since it resumed services. Who bears the responsibility for these mishaps and what does it say about broader upgrades to the national airport? We discuss this with aviation infrastructure specialist Khair Mirza, Modalis Infrastructure Partners.

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Produced by: Shazana Mokhtar

Presented by: Shazana Mokhtar, Wong Shou Ning

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Categories: economy, technology, Corporates, managing, government

Tags: klia, malaysian airports, mahb, MAHB privatisation, aerotrain, transport, public transport, Ministry of Transport Malaysia,

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