Batik Air First to Fly Jets to/from Subang SkyPark!

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Batik Air First to Fly Jets to/from Subang SkyPark!

KUALA LUMPUR, – Batik Air is making a grand comeback at Subang SkyPark, Bigger and Better than ever!

The airline is thrilled to announce the relaunch of its operations to/from Subang SkyPark (also known as Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport), now featuring an upgraded fleet, the Boeing 737.

This event marks a historic moment as Subang SkyPark welcomes the FIRST narrow-body jets back after 22 years.

Batik Air is proud to be part of this transformation, replacing the previously used ATR service, which ended in February 2024, with a more advanced and comfortable option.

Utilising the Boeing 737 aircraft, which features dual-class cabins – Economy and Business Class, provides our valued passengers with an enhanced flying experience, including bigger legroom, increased comfort, and improved efficiency.

Batik Air Chief Executive Officer, Datuk Chandran Rama Muthy, emphasised that the airline stands out as the only one offering Business Class from Subang, delivering an exceptional level of service at competitive prices.

“Passengers can enjoy comfort without compromising on value, making our airline the perfect choice for both business and leisure travel,” he noted, adding that Business Class fares start as low as RM369** one way, which includes meals, a minimum of 30kg baggage allowance and numerous priority benefits.

Director General of Tourism Malaysia, Manoharan Periasamy, highlighted Subang SkyPark’s role as a pivotal city airport, which is expected to significantly boost intercity travel and attract more tourists.

“Subang SkyPark offers a unique advantage with its proximity to Kuala Lumpur. This makes travel incredibly convenient and attractive for both local and international tourists. We are excited about the potential increase in the tourism industry with this new connectivity,” he stated.

He also expressed his support for Batik Air and advocated for the expansion of international flights to and from Subang, which would be an option in terms connectivity besides KLIA & KLIA2.

Moreover, the return of the service in Subang SkyPark will provide over eight million residents in the Klang Valley with access to convenient travel options, significantly reducing travel time and improving connectivity within the region.

Kicking off this exciting chapter, Batik Air has introduced its first route from Subang SkyPark to Penang International Airport with three flights weekly, increasing to daily service starting from 15th August 2024.

The decision to select Penang as the inaugural destination reflects Batik Air’s roots and commitment to reconnecting with a city that holds a special place in its history.

In 2013, when the airline first began operations as Malindo Air at Subang, it had a modest fleet of just two ATR aircraft, initially offering flights to only two destinations: Penang and Kota Bharu.

Batik Air is eager to broaden its services from Subang SkyPark, with plans underway to add new destinations, such as Kota Bharu, along with Kota Kinabalu, Kuching and more.

This expansion will significantly strengthen the airline’s network and offer passengers a wider array of travel choices.

For booking and more information, please visit the Batik Air official website at www.batikair.com.my

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