Loke hints KLIA aerotrain to be back in service soon


SEPANG: After a hiatus of over two years, Transport Minister Anthony Loke has hinted that the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) aerotrain would be operational again soon.

Loke said the media would be invited for a test run on the KLIA aerotrain in a week's time.

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