Southeast Asia's largest airport develops hologram kiosk to assist travelers with arrival procedures
Malaysia's Border Control and Protection Agency (AKPS) has developed a hologram system to provide travelers with information on arrival procedures at the satellite building of Kuala Lumpur International Airport's Termina
Malaysia's Border Control and Protection Agency (AKPS) has developed a hologram system to provide travelers with information on arrival procedures at the satellite building of Kuala Lumpur International Airport's Termina
- Verified destination updates for international visitors
- Real-time practical travel and transport details
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AKPS Deputy Director-General for Management Ismail Mokhtar said the initiative aims to improve travelers' access to information through technology, Free Malaysia Today reported.
"We have created a hologram to be stationed at the airport's satellite building to provide arriving travelers with information on the entry requirements they must fulfill," he added, as quoted by The Star newspaper.
Kuala Lumpur International Airport, Southeast Asia's largest airport by area, has two main passenger terminals. Terminal 1 serves full-service and international airlines, including Malaysia Airlines, Batik Air, Emirates and Singapore Airlines, while Terminal 2 primarily handles low-cost carriers.
The airport handled about 4.9 million passenger movements in September.
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Source reference: VnExpress International