Full steam ahead but keep buses rolling, say tourism groups


Work in progress: The Aerotrain service is currently in its final testing phase to ensure all safety aspects are at the highest level before it is opened to users. — Bernama

PETALING JAYA: The resumption of the long-awaited aerotrain service at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport will be a boost for Malaysia’s tourism, but measures should be taken to ensure no future breakdowns, say tourism groups.

They also urged for shuttle bus services, which served as a stopgap measure during the two years that the aerotrain was not in service, to continue operating and complement the aerotrain service.

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