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Malaysia’s airport passenger charges among most affordable in Asean

Malaysia's upcoming revised PSC for local airports place the country in the lower half compared to neighbouring Asean nations, showcasing competitive pricing.  

Loke says KLIA service charges among Asean’s cheapest, quelling tourism fears

Transport Minister Anthony Loke has downplayed the implications of the revised passenger service charge (PSC) for both Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) terminals.

New passenger service charge rates are only for Asean and international destinations: Loke

Amendments to the passenger service charge (PSC) for the First Regulatory Period (RP1) starting on June 1 will only involve the adjustment of Asean PSC rates and destinations beyond Asean, according to Transport Minister Anthony Loke.

MCA slams Loke for passenger service charge hike

MCA has criticised Transport Minister Anthony Loke for adopting strategies contrary to those of other countries in attracting tourists to Malaysia, especially its recent decision to impose the passenger service charge on international flights departing from both KLIA Terminal 1 and 2.

M’sian airports to institute passenger service charge for domestic and international flights from June 1

Travellers transferring through Malaysian airports will have to pay a passenger service charge (PSC) of RM7 for domestic flights, and RM29 to RM42 for international flights, effective June 1.

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