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By Air |
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There over 40 international airlines offer
daily flights from major cities to Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA)
located in Sepang, an hour’s drive from the city. From KLIA, there are
connecting flights to most major cities and towns in Malaysia, including Sabah
and Sarawak.
The former international airport, the Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport in Subang
now only caters domestic air services.
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Kuala Lumpur International Airport |
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Tel: 603-8776 2000 (Airport Information
Counter) |
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603-7846 3000 (MAS-24 hours) |
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603-2165 5454 (MAS – Complaints only) |
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603-2165 5444 (MAS – Baggage Claims Unit) |
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603-8776 3556 (MAS – Telephone Check-In) |
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Public Transport to and from KLIA |
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KLIA Ekspres (KLIA Express)
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High-speed trains provide a 28-minute ride
daily between KLIA and KL City Air Terminal (KL CAT), located inside the KL
Sentral Station at an interval of 15 minutes. Tourists flying with Malaysia
Airlines can check in their luggages and receive boarding passes before
proceeding to take the train. The minimum check-in time is two hours before
flight departure for international flights and one hour for domestic flights
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First service starts at 5am and the last
service is at 1am.
One-way fare: RM35 for adults and RM15 for children between 2-12 years of age
Return fare: RM65 for adults and RM25 for children between 2-12 years of age
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For customer enquiries: 603-2267 8000
Website: www.KLIAekspres.com
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Express Coach
KLIA Coach Express
Tel: 603-8787 3894
Other express and semi-express coach services are from the following pick-up
points:
Hentian Duta
Chan Sow Lin, STAR LRT Station
NILAI Commuter Station
Airport Limousine
There are two categories of limousine service provided at KLIA, Premier Service
and Budget Service. This is a prepaid service and coupons are to be purchased
at the counters in the Arrival Concourse of the Main Terminal Building. Fares
and routes are based on zoning system and fares vary for type of service used.
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By Land |
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There are coach services from Singapore and
Thailand. Pudu Raya Bus Station at Jalan Pudu, Kuala Lumpur offers many coaches
to the North and South of the country and to Singapore. For enquiries, tel:
603-2070 0145 |
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By Rail |
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From Singapore, Thailand and many other
states in Malaysia, train service to KL Railway Station is available. The KTM
Commuter also offers a route with 40 stops going as far as Port Klang, Rawang
and Seremban. |
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KL Sentral Train Station: 603-2267 1200 / 603-2273 1430
Singapore Station: 02-6222 5165 / 02-6221 3390
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By Driving |
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From Singapore to KL, drive across the
Woodland Causeway and take the North-South Expressway (E2) from Johor Bahru.
Alternatively, use the Tuas Second Link (E3) into Malaysia.
From Johor Bahru, get onto Tebrau Highway and drive on into the North-South
Expressway (E2). The whole journey takes four hours at 100km/hour non-stop.
When about to reach, keep to the right and follow the Kuala Lumpur-Jalan Tun
Razak signage. Keep right to avoid missing the turn into Jalan Loke Yew. Jalan
Loke Yew will lead to Jalan Bukit Bintang and Jalan Ampang. |
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Information Centre |
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Tourist Information Centre |
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Level 2, Putra world Trade Centre |
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45, Jalan Tun Ismail |
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50480 Kuala Lumpur |
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Tel: 03-2163 3664 / 03-2164 1295 |
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Kuala Lumpur Tourist Information Centre |
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Lot 10, Plaza Putra |
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Jalan Raja |
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50050 Kuala Lumpur |
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Tel: 03-2693 6664 |
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