Malaysian flights to Thailand not affected by tropical storm Pabuk


MAHB said the 3.8% growth in passenger movements for its network of airports was driven by airlines launch of new routes for both international and domestic sector as well as additional frequencies and operation of new airlines

PETALING JAYA: Flights by Malaysian carriers have not been affected by tropical storm Pabuk which made landfall in Thailand's Phanang district.

Malindo Air chief executive officer Chandran Rama Muthy said they were aware of the storm and are monitoring the situation closely although the company does not operate any flights to the south coast of Thailand.

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