“There was a slight slowdown in the overall daily traffic in the first five to six days after an earthquake struck southern and central Türkiye,” it explained. theSun thesundaily MAHB internationalpassengers airports
: Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd registered 8.3 million total passenger movements in February, of which 3.9 million were international passengers while 4.4 million were domestic.
“This was driven by the school holidays in Malaysia and also the increased flight frequencies by airlines in Türkiye,” it said in a statement today. “The increase of 4 per cent over the preceding month for international average daily passenger movements was mainly contributed by the growth of passengers for the South Korea, China, and Japan sectors,” it added.
“Domestic passenger movements were equally positive due to the school holidays, with more than 112,000 average daily passengers, about the same average daily passenger levels seen in January,” it said.
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