The Minister of Transport Malaysia, Datuk Seri Chan Kong Choy declared that the
two airlines companies in Malaysia will reinstate up to 90% of its previous
flights frequencies to Sabah. When the domestic routes in Sabah was taken over
by Air Asia through its subsidairy Federal Air Xspress (FAX) in August 01 2006,
the number of flights between KL,Miri and Sabah and those within Sabah was cut
from 314 to 210, a reduction of 104 flights per month. This had caused undue
inconvenience to the people such as missed connecting flights and long waiting
lists. The angry passengers complained in the media and also through their
respective assemblymen. Under public pressure both MAS and Air Asia agreed to
increase the number of flights to 282, ie. about 90% of the number before August
2006. It is difficult to comprehend what those people at high positions are
doing. Why can't they be more creative and innovative when trying to improve the
performance of organistions under their care, it appears to me that the only way
they know is to cut cost, down-sizing, offering less scope of services and going
backwards. If making things difficult for the rakyat is what they call improving
the services, anyone also can sit in their places and do their jobs, no need to
look for people with impressive high educations and experience lah.
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