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About Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA)

KLIA is Malaysia’s main international airport and one of the biggest airports in Southeast Asia. It caters to more than 60 airlines and is the world’s 23rd busiest airport in terms of passenger traffic. The airport today consists of two terminals – KLIA Terminal 1, which officially opened in 1998, and KLIA Terminal 2, which began its operations in 2014 to replace the former Low-Cost Carrier Terminal (LCCT). Amal by Malaysia Airlines operated from KLIA Terminal 1.

KLIA 1 Terminal Designed by Japanese architect Kisho Kurokawa, KLIA Terminal 1 combines modern infrastructure with tropical surroundings to represent the concept of “airport in the forest, forest in the airport”. KLIA Terminal 1 comprises of three main buildings – the Main Terminal Building, the Contact Pier and the Satellite Building – that incorporate cultural, traditional and organic design aesthetics while offering state-of-the-art airport facilities and a comprehensive list of services for passengers.

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Relaxation of the requirement for face masks on all airlines operated by the Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG)

With immediate effect, except when required by destination countries, passengers on Amal, Malaysia Airlines, Firefly, and MASwings, are no longer required to wear face masks onboard, except where compulsory in destination countries.

Passenger departing to countries where face masks are still required are advised to bring their own face masks for their travel.

About Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) KLIA is Malaysia’s main international airport and one of the biggest airports in Southeast Asia. It caters to more than 60 airlines and is the world’s 23rd busiest airport in terms of passenger traffic. The airport today consists of two terminals – KLIA Terminal 1, which officially opened in 1998, and KLIA Terminal 2, which began its operations in 2014 to replace the former Low-Cost Carrier Terminal (LCCT). Amal by Malaysia Airlines operated from KLIA Terminal 1.

Passengers who exhibit cold, cough, and fever symptoms Passengers at high risk, such as the elderly and those suffering from chronic illnesses Passengers who travel with high-risk passengers, such as the elderly and children Passengers with weakened immune systems; and pregnant women

All MAG airlines are dedicated to provide customers a secure and hassle-free flight experience from beginning to end in line with its MHFlySafe commitment.

The cabin air circulation system, where cabin air is refreshed 20-30 times an hour The application of High-Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) filters, that are capable of capturing 99.9% of airborne pollutants, including germs and viruses Frequent aircraft cleaning disinfection following guidelines prescribed by the Ministry of Health Malaysia and World Health Organization Pilots and cabin staff are completely immunised when operating an aircraft

Relaxation of the requirement for face masks on all airlines operated by the Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG)

Passenger departing to countries where face masks are still required are advised to bring their own face masks for their travel.

All MAG airlines are dedicated to provide customers a secure and hassle-free flight experience from beginning to end in line with its MHFlySafe commitment.

Travel Requirements

Travellers to Malaysia are not required to undertake pre-departure or post-arrival COVID-19 tests, regardless of their COVID-19 vaccination status. The Malaysian government does not enforce any COVID-19 quarantine directives upon entry. Upon arrival, if travellers are detected as having fever through the thermal scanner or declared feeling unwell, they will be referred to the health personnel for further check-up. Before or after arriving in Malaysia, travellers can download and activate the MySejahtera application to indicate their COVID-19 risk status for the duration of their stay. Travellers may be asked about their COVID-19 risk status in MySejahtera before entering a premise. For more information, please click here . ‌ While in Malaysia, travellers are advised to kindly keep up with their COVID-19 prevention practises. ‌

Travellers to the kingdom are not required to undertake pre-departure or post-arrival COVID-19 test, regardless of their COVID-19 vaccination status. Saudi Arabia government does not enforce any COVID-19 quarantine directives upon entry. ‌

As COVID-19 travel regulations may vary depending on your destination, please click here for more comprehensive information.

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