In our report in the Business Times today ‘AirAsia not moving until klia2 issues resolved’ we had quoted Air Asia Berhad chief executive officer Aireen Omar saying since Kuala Lumpur International Airport 2 (klia2) opening there had been 160 cases of aircraft going over the chock (blocks which are placed to brace a planes wheel) and the bulk of these instances involved AirAsia planes.
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