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KLIA: Increasing passengers? Still world’s best airport for Q3 2022?

Dec 5, 2022

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From July 2022 till end October 2022, I have been to KLIA nearly every few weeks. I flew to Nashville (USA), Singapore, the Philippines, Thailand, Indonesia and even Hong Kong. It was zero flights for nearly 2 years and I flew more than enough to replace those 2 years. I was also one of the…

KLIA and LIA, world’s best airports… in own categories

Mar 24, 2022

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Charles Tan

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KLIA and LIA, world’s best airports… in own categories

Air Asia X. KL – Sydney flights restarting 14th Feb 2022

Feb 1, 2022

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Charles Tan

Air Asia X. KL – Sydney flights restarting 14th Feb 2022

Demand so high? Private jet bookings full to the brim.

Aug 1, 2021

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Charles Tan

in Airport related, CORONA-COVID-19

Demand so high? Private jet bookings full to the brim. I have given up flying for the next 12 months. I do think I could drive between states within 2021 but flying, I think it will be tough. With the current situation, I think the only way people could travel is when it’s a real…

Must-Know. Top 8 tips to buying a home @ Putrajaya / Cyberjaya. Register to listen and get the slides plus lucky giveaways.

Apr 10, 2021

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Charles Tan

Did you know that KLIA welcomed over 62 million passengers in 2019 alone? In other words, nearly 5.2 million passenger pass through KLIA every month? That’s 172,000 passengers EVERYDAY. In order to serve these passengers, many people work within KLIA and all the areas nearby KLIA too. This is why the vibrancy of KLIA and…

Primrose @ Saujana KLIA: A home within a neighbourhood with everything you need. (including connectivity to the world… by flight)

Mar 27, 2021

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Charles Tan

Primrose @ Saujana KLIA: A home within a neighbourhood with everything you need. (including connectivity to the world… by flight) [Sponsored Post] Kuala Lumpur International Airport 1 (KLIA1) Kuala Lumpur International Airport 2 (KLIA2) handled 62.3 million passengers in 2019. This meant that on an average basis, it handled 5.19 million passengers per month or…

On-Hold. Penang International Airport’s expansion to handle 12 million passengers.

Aug 18, 2020

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Charles Tan

in Airport related, Property Penang

In 2019, Penang International Airport (PIA) handled 8.53 million. This was way above the designed capacity for PIA which is 6.5 million per year. It was supposed to undergo an expansion project in 2020 so that it could handle 12 million passengers when it is completed in 2024. This was also announced in the Budget…

Already hit 4.2 million passengers. We need an upgrade, soonest.

Dec 21, 2019

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Charles Tan

The busiest airport in Malaysia is the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA and KLIA2). In I flew to Bristol, UK for my studies via the Subang airport. That was like long, long, long time ago. Fortunately we have the foresight to build KLIA and not continue to rely on Subang airport even if the current…

KIA (KXP) and PIA MUST be complementary please.

Feb 16, 2019

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Charles Tan

I have stressed many times that Penang needs a much bigger international airport for its future because the best way into Penang from overseas is through the air. (PIA) Earlier article way back in 2016 here: Penang International Airport, what’s next? Well, I did not have that many supporters even among Penangites. Perhaps now there is really a need…

RM1 billion investments and 3,300 new jobs within 5 years.

Dec 21, 2018

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Charles Tan

in Airport related

Latest updates about KLIA Aeropolis. Malaysia Airports Holding Bhd (MAHB)’s initial investment of RM150 million for two business components will yield RM1 billion worth of investments within the next five years. MAHB general manager of land development Randhill Singh said there are multiple economic impact on this initial investment, namely the air cargo and logistic…

Positives. Indirectly showing the potential for Kuala Lumpur

May 10, 2018

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Charles Tan

When I started travelling to Singapore for meetings 20 years ago, there were just one choice of flight. The ‘partnership’ of MAS / SIA. The price was also exorbitant. If I remember correctly, around RM800 per return trip. These days, I could fly 4 return trips and still have change for many lattes in Starbucks.…

Company is losing money, noted. Just don’t cut my housing allowances.

Dec 12, 2017

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Charles Tan

in Airport related, Career Related

If you are the new CEO of a losing money company, what would you do if your company is ‘bleeding’ money because of high operational costs? Naturally, you will start to cut your operational costs. Hopefully you are also paid lower than the previous CEO who would have been asked to go earlier for causing…

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