AirAsia keen to share system


By LIZ LEE

SEPANG: AirAsia Bhd may consider sharing its native check-in system with other airlines in KLIA2 if the move improves operational efficiency and mitigates security risk at the new terminal.

Chief executive officer Aireen Omar said there was a possibility its check-in system, which is a local product, could be implemented as a common user system in the airport to be used with other airlines.

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