Malaysia and Singapore resolve airspace issue, Firefly to resume flights to Seletar airport


PETALING JAYA: Malaysia and Singapore have resolved their airspace issues after Singapore withdrew Instrument Landing System (ILS) procedures for its Seletar airport while Malaysia will indefinitely suspend its permanent Restricted Area (RA) over Pasir Gudang.

An agreement on the matter was announced by Malaysia's Transport Minister Anthony Loke and Singapore Minister for Transport Khaw Boon Wan on Saturday (April 6).

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