Transport Ministry: Govt keeps RM499 fare cap for Sabah and Sarawak routes, expands FLYsiswa for students
Malaysia will retain the RM499 fare cap on flights between Peninsular Malaysia and Sabah and Sarawak, while expanding the FLYsiswa program for students. The measures aim to keep air travel affordable on domestic routes.
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