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Is KLIA Still Flying High?

04-Mar-24 18:00

Is KLIA Still Flying High?

A recent survey conducted by Business Financing, an independent website in the UK, has ranked KLIA as the 8th worst airport in Asia. This is an opinion we've seen from both local and international travellers, who have criticised KLIA's airport design, particularly the long queues, extensive walks between terminals and inadequate facilities. So we open up the floor to our listeners to share what they perceive to be the best and worst airport they've been to.

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Produced by: Evening Edition

Presented by: Lee Chwi Lynn, Sharaad Kuttan


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