Politics · Malaysia Bureau
KLIA incident being weaponised to damage my reputation, says AKPS chief
Shuhaily Zain, head of the airport authority, claims the incident is being used to tarnish his image and says he has briefed senior government officials on the matter.
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The chief of Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad (AKPS) has dismissed allegations surrounding a recent incident at Kuala Lumpur International Airport as an attempt to damage his professional standing.
Shuhaily Zain said he has escalated the matter to the highest levels of government and is prepared to accept whatever decision authorities ultimately make regarding the incident.
The executive did not provide detailed comments on the specifics of the KLIA incident but stressed that he remains committed to his role and responsibilities at the airport operator.
His statement comes as the incident continues to draw attention, with various stakeholders weighing in on the matter. Shuhaily's assertion that the situation is being weaponised suggests there may be broader political or institutional tensions at play.
The airport authority chief's willingness to defer to government decision-making indicates the matter may involve issues beyond his direct control, potentially requiring intervention from higher-ranking officials or ministers overseeing the aviation sector.