Coach operator Aeroline to resume services between Singapore and Malaysia on Nov 28


SINGAPORE: Coach operator Aeroline, which runs bus services between Singapore and Malaysia, has been given the green light to resume operations on Nov 28, a spokesperson for Malaysia’s Land Public Transport Agency (APAD) told The Straits Times on Nov 27.

The bus company, which had been serving a month-long suspension until Dec 5 for letting passengers get on and off at unregulated spots, had said in a Nov 25 Facebook announcement that it would be back in business ahead of schedule.

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