Malaysia is considering using Kuala Lumpur's old Subang airport as a hub for low-cost airlines. Transport minister Chan Kong Choy says a ministerial study is being carried out to see whether Subang should be used by low-cost airlines or whether a low-cost terminal should instead be built at the main Kuala Lumpur International Airport.
Source: Airline Business
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