The problematic KLIA Aerotrain replacement is back on track, to ensure that the project is back in operation as per the original schedule of Q1 2025. Travellers will be very pleased that work is proceeding and that the aerotrain between KLIA T1 and the Satellite building will be back in service by early next year.
Under a new agreement, Alstom, the new Aerotrain’s original equipment manufacturer (OEM), will serve as the Project Coordination Lead and be responsible for the coordination works to recommence the project and deliver three new trains and two lines by Q1 2025.
KLIA Aerotrain replacement
…. The decision to deliver three trains and completing both lines simultaneously allows for optimal replacement works, to achieve the project completion date as originally planned.Malaysia Airports’ Acting Group CEO, Mohamed Rastam Shahrom
Alstom’s Singapore & Malaysia Cluster Managing Director, Yann Maixandeau added that the company is glad to resume work on this important national project in partnership with Malaysia Airports and IJMC-Pestech JV and expressed a commitment to overcoming challenges and ensure timely delivery.
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