Speed up reform of airport charges, says Asian aviation group

Reforms needed to support airport operators as they invest in infrastructure in the coming years, says ACI. FMTNews KLIA MAHB

Malaysia Airport Holdings Bhd operates 39 airports in Malaysia, including KLIA.

The statement said airport operators had taken over the risk of capital investment from the government. “The competitiveness of airports should be measured not only in terms of level of charges, but also in terms of quality of customer service. Any charging scheme should ensure recovery of all costs at the airport network level while providing for long-term economic sustainability within the network.Malaysia Airport Holdings Berhad manages and operates 39 airports in Malaysia: five international, 16 domestic and 18 short take-off and landing ports.

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