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Aerotrain-update KLIA Aerotrain to undergo scheduled software update

KLIA chief operating officer Adam Nicholas Wilson says that since the completion of the Comprehensive Action Plan in June 2026, the Aerotrain system has maintained an availability rate of 99.9 per cent

24-hr Aerotrain service returns to KLIA from June 1

Overhauled system has undergone rigorous testing, to have daily maintenance window from 12 am to 5 am

Strengthening reliability and accountability at KLIA — Consumers’ Association of Penang

Systems failures, problems with basic facilities, call into question not only maintenance and asset management practices, but long-term thinking, effective oversight and preventive maintenance

MAHB kenakan penalti RM9.1 juta terhadap kontraktor Aerotrain KLIA

Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB) mengenakan penalti Ganti Rugi Tertentu dan Ditetapkan (LAD) sebanyak RM9.1 juta terhadap konsortium ALSTOM IJM-Pestech susulan kegagalan menyiapkan projek Aerotrain baharu di KLIA dalam tempoh ditetapkan

Independent assessment confirms KLIA aerotrain system functioning as intended

MAHB said it will continue to implement the remaining CAP measures in a coordinated and proportionate manner, supported by ongoing monitoring and independent oversight to further strengthen system reliability and ensure consistent Aerotrain operations at KLIA

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