Flights to operate in Kuala Lumpur
December 2nd, 2008 - 12:53 pm ICT by Amrit Rashmisrisethi ( Leave a comment )
29 flights has been opened yesterday between Singapore and Malaysia. The chain between the two cities linked up 60 per cent more than the day before.
The firs departure was of Tiger Airways 6.10 am, where there were plenty of seats available.
The traditional year-end peak, attractive fares, as well as the shutdown of Bangkok airport which has seen travellers opt for other destinations, were among the reasons for the strong traffic. Singapore Airlines (SIA) as well as low-cost carriers Tiger Airways and Jetstar Asia all reported good loads.Malaysia Airlines (MAS) and budget carrier AirAsia are the other two big players in the market.
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Tags: airasia, bangkok airport, budget carrier, flights, jetstar asia, kuala lumpur, low cost carriers, malaysia airlines, singapore airlines, tiger, tiger airways, traffic, travellers, year end
