KOTA KINABALU: The KKIA Terminal Two building is not only to cater for domestic flights, but would also serve international carriers.
The Prime Minister said although low cost carriers Air Asia and FAX are the main players for now, they would also serve the international sector.
“It is not merely a domestic terminal,” he said.
Speaking at the launching yesterday, he said that although the terminal is meant to cater for budget airlines, it doesn’t mean that the services rendered at the terminal are sub-standard in nature.
“On the contrary, we hope for quality services to be rendered and that these services must be able to guarantee the comfort of passengers,” he said.
The Prime Minister said although low cost carriers Air Asia and FAX are the main players for now, they would also serve the international sector.
“It is not merely a domestic terminal,” he said.
Speaking at the launching yesterday, he said that although the terminal is meant to cater for budget airlines, it doesn’t mean that the services rendered at the terminal are sub-standard in nature.
“On the contrary, we hope for quality services to be rendered and that these services must be able to guarantee the comfort of passengers,” he said.
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