MAHB ties up with Turkey firm for aerotech hub


In a statement, MAHB head of KLIA Aeropolis Randhill Singh (pic) said TI has a proven track record based on its success in Turkey. “Our alliance with TI will help the local aerospace industry become a holistic and integrated nexus for economic growth, technological development and global competitiveness, ” he said.

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd’s (MAHB) latest collaboration with Teknopark Istanbul (TI) is set to bring innovation and technology leadership to the Subang Aerotech Park.

The move is part of the airport operator’s plan in fulfilling Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport’s (LTSAAS) aspiration to be an aerospace and business aviation hub in the Asia-Pacific.

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