The Malaysian government has taken various steps to ensure the safety of its citizens while also allowing air travel in and out of the country. This article will discuss the recent developments, including Malaysia Airport resuming operations, the opening of a quarantine-free travel lane between Malaysia and Singapore, the monthly passenger movements crossing five million mark, and RM3.7 juta disalurkan untuk kakitangan terjejas banjir.
1. Malaysia Airport Resumes Operation
Malaysia airports have resumed operations since August 1, 2022, with airlines deciding whether or not to operate flights. As of January 17, 2022, the monthly passenger movements across all Malaysian airports had crossed the five million mark. Moreover, travellers are allowed to enter Malaysia regardless of their COVID-19 vaccination status and do not require any pre-departure or on-arrival testing for COVID-19.
2. Quarantine-Free Travel Lane to Open
In November 8, 2021, Malaysia and Singapore announced that they would launch a two-way quarantine-free lane for fully vaccinated citizens starting from November 29, 2021. The agreement includes flights between Changi Airport and Kuala Lumpur International Airport.
3. Monthly Passenger Movements Cross Five Million Mark
As of January 17, 2022, the monthly passenger movements across all Malaysian airports had crossed the five million mark. This is a significant milestone for both the aviation industry and the country as it shows the increasing trust among passengers in air travel despite the pandemic.
4. RM3.7 Juta Disalurkan Untuk Kakitangan Terjejas Banjir
On 6 Jan 2022, Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad (MAHB) raised RM800.0 million through its Sukuk Wakalah Program, which was used to disburse RM3.7 juta to more than 1000 employees affected by the floods in 2020. This move shows MAHB’s commitment to providing support to those affected by natural disasters.
Conclusion
Overall, the Malaysian government is taking proactive steps to ensure the safety of its citizens while also allowing air travel in and out of the country. It has resumed airport operations, opened up a quarantine-free travel lane between Malaysia and Singapore, seen an increase in the number of monthly passengers, and provided financial assistance to those affected by the floods.
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