KUALA LUMPUR: Flights from KL Inter­national Airport (KLIA) may become cheaper, while those from klia2 could increase slightly with a new passenger service charge (PSC) revision, beginning next year. The revision of the PSC rates, which passengers pay for in their flight tickets, could mean cheaper flights to Asean destinations from KLIA, though domestic and Asean flights from klia2 may be slightly more expensive. PSC rates in other Malaysian airports will be slashed to RM35 for Asean flights, while domestic and international charges will be increased to RM11 and RM73 respectively. Malaysia Airlines was happy with the new PSC, announcing a sale for Asean destinations starting tomorrow. “It is important for the turnaround of Malaysia Airlines that we fight for every dollar and cent savings where possible,” said the airline’s group chief executive Peter Bellew.

Source: The Star October 31, 2016 22:30 UTC