MAHB buoyed by rise in passenger volumes


PETALING JAYA: The proposed new operating agreement (OA) is seen as a game changer for Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB).

The aviation regulator recently gave conditional air service licences to two companies - Z9 Elite Sdn Bhd (MYAirline) and SKS Airways Sdn Bhd. Both are planning to launch their flights soon.

The entry of two new players will add up to the number of airlines in the country and it could result in ticket price competition which could stimulate air travel once again.

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