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I flew from Bangkok to Kuala Lumpur with Airasia and used the same company for some more trips in South east Asia.
What I can say is that they are really convenient and reliable, just very slow in check in so, you should really be in the airport 2 hours before the departure.
Kuala Lumpur has 2 airports, Airasia departs and land in Kuala Lumpur Low cost Companies, it is not just for internal flights, infact I used the same airport also to go to Philippines.
You do not have any bus taking you from the aircraft to the airport, but in case of rain there will be some nice attendants giving you airasia umbrellas. Leave a Comment
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KL International Airport is a destination itself. It is unique because it has within its boundaries all that are needed for business, entertainment and relaxation. The airport is built on 10,000 hectares (25,000 acres - one of the worlds largest construction site) or 100-sq-km of agricultural land which makes it one of the largest airport sites in the world. Leave a Comment
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The airport like most of KL looks very new & clean
The different light bulb sizes and watts give the impression of a sky of stars Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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KL International is a fantastic airport.
The famous architecture is worth to be recognized. Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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We flew from Langkawi into the old airport at Subang. I am not sure if they still use that airport.
It was very convenient when going to KL
It is located only 20km from the city so you can catch a taxi for the ride in. Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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We wanted to go back to Singapore and we took a plane to Johor Bahru with Malasya Airlines.fare MYR 141. from them we took a bus to Singapore Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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On all of the three times I visited KL,I flew with Saudia Airlines.The flight stoped at Singapore then for transit.
The first time I flew there with my best friend`s father operating the flight.(He has passed away now).was one of Saudia`s best captains(God bless his soul).Why am I telling you this??Well I just wanted to say I felt very secured flying with him.
This picture was taken from the plane in year 2004. Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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We flew in with Malaysia Airline and had a very good service on bord. The Boeing 777-200 was quite comfortable and whilst playing different games you forget a little the long flight. Theme: Airplane
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The Subang/Sultan Abul Aziz Airport is Kuala Lumpur domestic Airport and is 22kms (14 mls) west of the city.
The Kuala Lumpur International Airport is at Sepang 50km (31 mls) south of Kuala Lumpur.
Taxis are pre-paid, the amount being determined by the city zone of your destination. Purchase your ticket from the booth outside the arrival hall and present it to the driver. A trip to the city will take approx 30 - 45 mins (unless the traffic is bad).
Express buses : run between KLU and Nilai, Kuala Lumpur, Subang and Shah Alam. They are available from 5 A.M. to 11 P.M. daily, and can be boarded at Block C of the car park. The trip takes up to two hours (in heavy traffic).
Public transport services in Kuala Lumpur are provided by conventional buses and by 'Bas Mini' fixed-route minibuses.
Taxis and pedi-cabs (trishaws) are licensed by the Government fares vary, but the 'Bas Mini' rates are flat. These are used for shorter journeys, and tend to be crowded. Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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On 04JULY02 all Jet operations into Kuala Lumpur will be handled at KUL Sepang, KLIA, even domestic flights. Only Prop Operations opt by Berjaya and Transmile Cargo flights will operate out of Subang.
Following Airlines are flying to KL (not all listed but most of them listed, please check with your Travel Agent):
Malaysia Airlines (more than 110 destinations on 6 continents)
Thai Airways (Bangkok)
Cathay Pacific (Hong Kong)
Singapore Airlines (Singapore)
Swissair (Zurich/Switzerland - MH Codeshare)
Turkish Airlines (Istanbul)
KLM (Amsterdam/Netherlands, to Manila)
British Airways (London - all services withdrawn)
JAL Japan (Tokyo and Osaka, both daily)
Korean Air (daily to Seoul)
Vietnam Airlines (Hanoi and Saigon)
Royal Air Cambodge (bankrupt, nomore flights)
Royal Brunei (Bandar Seri Begawan)
Garuda Indonesia (Jakarta, and others destinations)
Merpati (some Indonesian destinations)
Lion Air (flights to Jakarta, Denpasar etc)
Saudi Arabian (Jeddah, Riyadh and Jakarta)
PIA Pakistan (Karachi)
Qantas (no more flights to KL)
Lauda Air/Austrian Airlines (Vienna, Sydney)
Iran Air (Tehran)
China Southern (Destinations within China)
China Airlines (Taipei and other destinations)
Royal Jordan (Amman)
Yemenia (Sana, Jakarta)
Oman Air (Muscat)
Syrian Air (Damascus)
Emirates (to Dubai, Dacca)
Qatar Airways (planed a daily flight to Doha)
All Nippon (pulled out for the moment)
and others...
For the going to Downtown infos please check my other Transportation Infos...
For Domestic Flights:
Malaysia Airlines
Pelangi (no more operating)
Berjaya
Air Asia
Domestic Air Fares are very cheap, as example for a Langkawi - Penang one-way you have to pay no 10 USD!
All other destinations are very cheap!
In Kuala Lumpur there are two Airports, the KLIA Kuala Lumpur International Airport (also most domestic services are leaving from KLIA) and the Shah Abdul Aziz Airport for Domestic Flights only. Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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