A revitalized city airport serving as a key regional hub after the resumption of jet operations in 2024.
Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport (SZB), also known as Subang Airport, is located in Subang, about 15 km west of central Kuala Lumpur. It serves as a major city airport, focusing on regional, domestic, and business aviation, and is undergoing transformation to become a leading aviation and aerospace hub by 2030.
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Passenger traffic has grown steadily, with a 25% increase in international traffic and 1.3% overall monthly growth following the return of jet services in 2024.
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Workers across airlines, ground services, aerospace, concessions, and airport operations.
The Subang Airport Regeneration Plan will expand capacity to 5 million passengers annually by 2028 and 8 million by 2030 through major terminal and apron upgrades.
Deployment of self-service kiosks, digital check-in, and plans for biometric screening to streamline passenger processing.
Initiatives include green building upgrades, energy-efficient systems, and plans for sustainable aviation fuel integration.
Collaborate with federal and state authorities to secure funding and regulatory support for expansion and sustainability goals.
Prioritize terminal modernization, apron reconfiguration, and rail connectivity to enhance operational capacity and resilience.
Accelerate adoption of green technologies and sustainable practices to meet national and global environmental standards.
