Transport Ministry going through feasibility study reports on Kulim airport


An artist's impression of the proposed terminal building for the Kulim International Airport that has been shared on Facebook since 2015.

KUALA LUMPUR: KXP Airportcity Holdings Sdn Bhd, the Kedah-owned company tasked with the development of the Kulim International Airport, has furnished the Transport Ministry with two feasibility study reports for the project.

Transport Minister Anthony Loke said, in a written parliamentary reply dated June 12, that consultants appointed to carry out the National Airports Strategic Plan (NASP) are going through the technical and commercial reports on the feasibility of the Kulim airport project.

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