Reopening borders: Malaysian airlines, airports ready for international tourists


Airports in the country are making the necessary preparations to receive international passengers again. — AZMAN GHANI/The Star

All necessary preparations are being made at every international airport in the country to receive foreign passengers once the country’s borders reopen, says Malaysia Airports.

The airport operator has been continuously working with the authorities including the Health Ministry to improve process flow at airports, especially when it comes to arrivals. Over the past few months, passenger feedback have been taken into consideration to streamline everything.

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