M’sia-Indonesia VTL will revive airline industry


For the rakyat’s benefit: Dr Wee (centre) handing over robes to imams of mosques and suraus from the Ayer Hitam area.

AYER HITAM: The travel corridor between Malaysia and Indonesia will help revive the airlines industry and see a return of lost jobs in the sector, said Transport Minister Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong.

He noted that those working at airports and the airline industry, including cabin crew, pilots and even those working in the logistic sector, could soon get their jobs back.

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