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Airlines, stakeholders discussing best methods to reduce price of flights to Sabah, Sarawak

ISKANDAR PUTERI, April 16 — Airlines and stakeholders are currently finalising discussions regarding the best methods or measures to reduce prices for flights from Peninsular Malaysia to Sabah and Sarawak, which have been rising of late due to the festive season.

“We understand because of war, the crisis between Russia and Ukraine has caused fares, oil prices to spike drastically. But we also have to view it from the Malaysian context. We understand Sabah, Sarawak and the Peninsula, there’s only one mode of transport, which is flying,” he told reporters after a breaking of fast event with the media at Forest City Golf Resort here tonight.

“Airlines have to look for a method to increase frequency, how, and where to find planes...to cancel flights where...all needs to be viewed from a total point of view...it requires good coordination between each other,” he said. On the price of express bus tickets that was said to have also risen during Aidilfitri season, he said the government has not allowed any express bus operator to take advantage by increasing fares drastically especially during festive seasons.

 

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