MAHB – A long-term bet


THE year Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB) has had so far has certainly gone against the grain of what the airline operator has been accustomed to, but just as vaccines for the Covid-19 disease is slowly working its way into societies throughout the world, the beleaguered airport company is slowly finding its wings again.

THE year Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB) has had so far has certainly gone against the grain of what the airline operator has been accustomed to, but just as vaccines for the Covid-19 disease is slowly working its way into societies throughout the world, the beleaguered airport company is slowly finding its wings again.

A total of 120 airlines flew in and out of all its airports in financial year 2019 (FY19), but most have stopped.

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