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Are you the type who arrives at the airport just in time for your flight? You might want to consider getting there a little earlier next time. Besides giving yourself more time to check in, clear security and make your way to the departure gate without rushing, arriving early also gives you a chance to explore what the airport has to offer. From local food and coffee to Malaysian products, souvenirs and last-minute gifts, there is plenty to discover. Even if you are only at the airport to send someone off or pick someone up, there are places worth checking out before heading home. Here are five reasons why spending a little extra time at the airport might actually be worth it. 1. Grab a Bite Before You Fly Travelling is always more comfortable when you are not doing it on an empty stomach. Arriving early means you can sit down, enjoy a proper meal and take your time without constantly checking the clock. If you are looking for something more filling, you can che...

After months of anticipation, Malaysia Airports' flagship Licence to Win (LTW) 2025 airport sales campaign culminated in a spectacular grand finale at Bangunan Sultan Abdul Samad. James Robert from Indonesia was named the grand winner of Licence to Win 2025, with his wife, Raenita Santoso, acting as his proxy. Raenita competed in the evening’s games on his behalf, successfully navigating her way through to the finals. Licence To Win 2025 winners pose for a photograph at the finale, celebrating their success alongside En. Zeid Abdul Razak, Chief Financial Officer of Malaysia Airports; Mr. Stevens Hendrajaya, Head of Partnership at Traveloka; En. Md Fadzwin Abdul Rahim, General Manager of Eraman Malaysia; and Hani Ezra Hussin, Senior General Manager of Commercial Services at Malaysia Airports. Finalists competed in high-stakes challenges throughout an adrenaline-charged night designed to test speed, focus and precision. Other prizes included Traveloka travel experiences to Switz...

Malaysia Airports Celebrates KLIA’s Best F&B with Tatler Dining Malaysia Airports announced the winners of the KULinary Dining Awards 2024 this evening, a highlight of the ongoing KULinary 2024 food festival, which celebrates the best food and beverage outlets at KL International Airport (KLIA) Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. The exciting evening was graced by local celebrities such as Scha Alyahya, Awal Ashaari, Thanuja, Ceddy Ng, Uyaina Arshad, and more, who had the opportunity to indulge in award-winning dishes prepared by KLIA’s top F&B outlets. This year, Malaysia Airports teamed up with Tatler Dining for the first time, adding a new layer of prestige to the KULinary event. Each F&B outlet was evaluated through a meticulous process by mystery diners and a panel of experts, including professionals from Tatler Dining, industry leaders, and tastemakers. This ensured a comprehensive assessment of the best dining experiences KLIA has to offer. The KULinary Dining Awards awarded ...

In celebration of Malaysia’s 67th Independence Day and Malaysia Day, Malaysia Airports proudly introduces ‘Warisan Kulinari Kita’ at KL International Airport (KLIA), a tribute to the nation's diverse culinary heritage. This initiative highlights traditional dishes that unite Malaysians from all backgrounds, offering travellers a taste of our rich gastronomic traditions. Through this campaign, Malaysia Airports brings the nation's unique flavours and cherished cooking techniques to the world, reflecting the 2024 Merdeka and Malaysia Day theme, "Malaysia Madani: Jiwa Merdeka." From 20 August to 20 September 2024, visitors and travellers will be treated to several exciting activities centred around Rumah Kampung Limas, a life-sized traditional kampung house taking centre stage in the Departure Hall at Level 5, KLIA Terminal 1. The display area will be divided into sections showcasing the culinary heritage of Malaysia. Additionally, visitors will be delighted to explore t...

Malaysia Airports and Kraftangan Malaysia Showcase Malaysia’s Vibrant Textiles Heritage in Collaborative Raya Festive Campaign Malaysia Airports is collaborating with Kraftangan Malaysia for the first time to promote the rich cultural heritage of Malaysia through textiles. Under the theme 'Jalinan Aidilfitri: Pesona Kraf Tekstil', this collaborative campaign celebrates the vibrant and timeless beauty of local textiles such as Batik, Songket, and Tenun by local artisans, offering a captivating journey into the heart and soul of Malaysia. The campaign, running in conjunction with Hari Raya Aidilfitri celebrations, takes place from 16 March to 15 May 2024, spanning across all international airports in Malaysia, in line with the company’s brand promise of Hosting Joyful Connections or Menjalin Hubungan Ceria. At KLIA Terminal 1, visitors are greeted by the captivating centerpiece attraction, Rumah Kampung Limas. Standing proudly at 24 feet tall within the Departure Hall at Level 5...

Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad (MAHB), its subsidiary Malaysia Airports (Sepang) Sdn Bhd and Capital A Berhad (formerly known as AirAsia Group Berhad), the holding company of AirAsia Aviation Group Limited, have announced the discontinuance of legal proceedings between all parties. Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad (MAHB) Managing Director, Dato’ Iskandar Mizal Mahmood said: “We are pleased to confirm that all parties are dropping proceedings. There are no longer any legal proceedings or material litigation from MAHB against AirAsia Berhad/AirAsia X Berhad. We believe that close collaboration with all stakeholders within the aviation ecosystem is key in propelling us towards growth for both the industry and the country. We are committed towards working together for the mutual benefit and success of all the aviation stakeholders i.e. airlines, airports, passengers and the industry.” Capital A CEO, Tony Fernandes said, “AirAsia Berhad and AirAsia X have also withdrawn all legal proce...

  With the rapid growth of emerging technologies in today’s competitive landscape, Malaysia Airports continues to drive operational and service efficiency through innovation and improvement activities at its network of airports. This commitment was showcased at the organisation’s Innovation Day 2019 held earlier today that also witnessed the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the aspiring service leader and the National Applied Research and Development Centre (MIMOS) in the aim to drive technological excellence further. Present at the event were the chairman of Malaysia Airports, Tan Sri Zainun Ali; group chief executive officer of Malaysia Airports, Raja Azmi Raja Nazuddin; the interim president and chief executive officer of MIMOS Berhad Puan Emelia Matrahah; senior general manager of Information Technology of Malaysia Airports, Mr. Lee Yiang Ming; and chief technology officer MIMOS Berhad, Mr. Thillai Raj T Ramanathan. According to Raja Azmi, “We have be...