KXP Airport City, POS Aviation sign MoU on air cargo handling at Kedah Aerotropolis


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ALOR SETAR: KXP Airport City Holdings Sdn Bhd has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with POS Aviation which saw the latter being appointed as the end user of the air cargo handling and the land operation at Kedah Aerotropolis on Sunday (Jan 30).

KXP Airport City Holdings Sdn Bhd, in a statement, said the MoU was witnessed by Kedah Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Muhammad Sanusi Md Nor, who is also KXP Airport City Holdings chairman.

POS Aviation has 27 years of experience and was awarded the “KLIA Best Service Excellence Award" in 2015 and has been invited by KXP Airport City Holdings to operate in Kedah Aerotropolis as one of end users and land cargo operations as well as the aircraft line maintenance.

POS Aviation is a subsidiary of Pos Malaysia Bhd involved in flight logistics and air cargo handling services, ground handling, in-flight catering, aircraft maintenance and hospitality services.

KXP AirportCity Holdings is a subsidiary of the Kedah State Development Corporation (PKNK) which operates Kedah Aerotropolis.

The MoU was also signed by KLIA College to ensure that a skill and semi-skilled workforce is available to meet the needs of Kedah Aerotropolis.

In the MoU,KLIA College will be cooperating with several institutions in the northern region to create human capital which is needed in Kedah Aerotropolis.

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