Effective June 1st, all international departures from Terminal 1 of KLIA 1 will have a passenger service charge of RM73, while KLIA 2 will incur RM50.
Passengers departing from Malaysian airports will encounter increased fees due to the new Passenger Service Charge (PSC), which supports essential airport services like security and maintenance. These changes are effective for the first regulatory period (RP1), spanning from June 1, 2024, to December 31, 2026. The announcement of the revised charges by the Malaysian Aviation Commission (MAVCOM) on March 12, 2024, has sparked backlash from Malaysian netizens, particularly.
Let’s hear what Malaysians have to say about the new Passenger Service Charge (PSC)
The introduction of the passenger service fee has sparked debate among Malaysians, with opinions divided between those who support it and those who oppose it. Some individuals are expressing dissatisfaction with ongoing issues at the airport, such as the malfunctioning aerotrain and subpar service. They question whether the revenue generated from the new fee will be allocated towards resolving these concerns.
How much is the new Passenger Service Charge (PSC)?
These are the newly revised Passenger Service Charge (PSC) rates set by MAVCOM for RP1, applicable to passengers departing from and transferring through Malaysia. The rates encompass a security charge for the provision of security services at airports.
Domestic Flight
No changes have been made to domestic flight charges, except for transfers, which will now cost RM7 per passenger.
International Flight
The fee varies based on your departure airport. For flights departing from KLIA Terminal 1, the fee is RM73; for KLIA Terminal 2 and other airports, it’s RM50.
This applies to passengers traveling within or beyond ASEAN, without exception.
Connecting flights at KLIA Terminal 1 will incur a fee of RM42, while at KLIA Terminal 2 and other airports, the fee will be RM29.
Reminder: These changes will only affect flights departing after June 1, 2024. Tickets purchased before this date will not be subject to the new fees.
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Now that you’re aware, it’s important to note that flights will become more expensive starting June 1st. Let’s remain optimistic that the implementation of the new fee will contribute to enhancing airport facilities and services.
