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More than 200 Rayani Air passengers stranded at Langkawi Airport

Bernama
Bernama
09/02/2016
08:47 MYT
More than 200 Rayani Air passengers stranded at Langkawi Airport
Rayani Air's flight RN180 was not allowed to depart due to technical problems. - File pic
More than 200 passengers stranded at the Langkawi International Airport after a Boeing 737 aircraft of Rayani Air developed technical problems.
Flight RN180 scheduled for the Kuala Lumpur International Airport 2 (klia2) at 11.10am was not allowed to depart due to the technical problems.
A Rayani Air Customer Service officer told Bernama that the problems were still unidentified.
"I was made to understand that the engineering division is still waiting for the replacement parts to fix the aircraft," said the officer, who declined to reveal his name.
He said the affected passengers were given a choice whether to use ferry and bus services provided by the Rayani Air back to Kuala Lumpur or to get their air fares refunded.
The officer said another Rayani Air flight scheduled at 6.20pm had also been cancelled.
Meanwhile, Nor Azman Ali, one of the affected passengers, suggested that the airline to bring in substitute aircraft to serve the stranded passengers.
Rayani Air, Malaysia's first syariah-complaint airline, took to the skies on Dec 20 last year.
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