The government body is understood to be looking to promote the airport's new shopping experience as well other attractions following a recent facelift.
In December 2009, Malaysia Airports unveiled the newly completed Satellite Retail Optimisation Project (SROP) at
In December 2009, Malaysia Airports unveiled the newly completed Satellite Retail Optimisation Project (SROP) at
Kuala Lumpur International Airport as part of which KLIA’s Satellite Building, which houses international flights, were given a major facelift. The airport now features a more dynamic selection of retail and food and beverage brands.
Malaysia Airports embarked on the SROP in May 2008 to not only create more retail space and update its physical appearance, but to enhance the ambience and overall experience for passengers.
Among attractions added at the airport is a ‘Jungle Boardwalk’ which provides access to the airport’s natural heritage.
Malaysia Airports embarked on the SROP in May 2008 to not only create more retail space and update its physical appearance, but to enhance the ambience and overall experience for passengers.
Among attractions added at the airport is a ‘Jungle Boardwalk’ which provides access to the airport’s natural heritage.
