All set for a revamp: Loke says that the airport’s planned transformation would include the reintroduction of commercial passenger flights using jetliners for general and business aviation, urban air mobility and regional commercial flight operations. — RAJA FAISAL HISHAN/The Star
PETALING JAYA: A “relegated” airport is heading back to the big league after the Cabinet gave its in-principle approval to the long-awaited Subang Airport Rejuvenation Plan (SARP).
Transport Minister Anthony Loke said the plan will transform the airport into a preferred place for aerospace and business aviation in the Asia-Pacific region.
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