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The KLIA2 terminal was first designed to cater 30 million passengers/year, with 68 aircraft parking bays, measured at least 242,000 sqm, scheduled to complete in April 2012 for a total cost of RM2 billion. See gallery.

Current stage

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During the construction phase, the cost of the KLIA2 terminal is revised to between RM3.6 and RM3.9 billion, with the capacity to cater 45 million passengers/year and to be completed in April 2013. See gallery.

Latest News

Overwhelming response to KLIA2 tender as new deadline nears

3 May 2012
Airport authority Malaysia Airports Holding Berhad has reported an "overwhelming response" to its ambitious programme of commercial tenders for space in its new "next generation hub" in Kuala Lumpur, KLIA2. Over 1,000 companies registered their interest during the first two phases of the process. Continue reading...

DTZ Research: Investment to rise in later part of 2012

3 May 2012
The economy grew by 5.1 per cent in 2011 and is expected to grow between four and five per cent for 2012 driven by domestic demand with support from public expenditure, said leading property market researchers DTZ Research. Continue reading...

Budget carriers are big business

27 Apr 2012
Budget air travel in Asia is booming with low-cost carriers linking a mind- boggling number of Asian cities. There are no frills. Luggage and meals are add-ons and the only guarantee is a seat. The travellers are in a great position to take advantage of this. Continue reading...

MIDF cuts MAHB target price

27 Apr 2012
MIDF Research cut its target price for Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd to RM6.72 (US$2.20) from RM7.30 after the announcement of the airport operator's first quarter results on Thursday. Continue reading...

MAHB to keep AAA rating once sukuk facility utilised by mid 2013

27 Apr 2012
Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB) is aiming to keep its prized AAA rating from RAM Rating Services Bhd once it completes the full drawdown of its Islamic debt issuance facility (sukuk) latest by the middle of next year, said its chief financial officer Faizal Mansor. Continue reading...