Kota Kinabalu: There have been improvements in buggy and baggage trolley services as well as seat refurbishment at Kota Kinabalu International Airport (KKIA) for passenger comfort and convenience under the Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad (MAHB) action plan for the upgrading and development of KKIA, Terminal 1, said State Tourism, Culture and...
Kota Kinabalu: There have been improvements in buggy and baggage trolley services as well as seat refurbishment at Kota Kinabalu International Airport for passenger comfort and convenience under the Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad action plan for the upgrading and development of KKIA, Terminal 1, said State Tourism, Culture and Environment Minister Datuk Christina Liew.
“We are aware of the critical issues, and I have raised the matter persistently in both the print and electronic media. “Be patient, MAHB is addressing the issues, upgrading of facilities is in progress and my Ministry will be monitoring the progress of works from time to time,” Liew said during her winding-up speech in response to concerns raised about smelly toilets, air-conditioning and insufficient chairs, in the State Legislative Assembly sitting here on Wednesday .
Referring to the existing parking system at the KKIA, she said it will be replaced with a cashless system expected to go live in early July.
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