Southeast Asia's Largest Airport Begins Baggage System Overhaul
Kuala Lumpur International Airport, one of Southeast Asia's largest, has commenced a major upgrade of its baggage handling system, including the replacement of reclaim belts. The project, slated for completion by January 2027, will be implemented in phases to ensure continuous airport operations.
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