KUCHING, Oct 22 (Bernama) -- Sarawak is keen to learn from the experience of Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport and its surrounding aerotropolis development as it moves forward with plans for the proposed New Kuching International Airport (NKIA).
General : Sarawak Keen To Learn From Schiphol Airport, Says Lee
Sarawak, NKIA, Kuching, Netherlands, Lee Kim Shi
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Sarawak Transport Minister Lee Kim Shin stated that the state aims to learn from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport's aerotropolis model for the proposed New Kuching International Airport. This discussion occurred during a meeting with the Dutch Ambassador, where potential cooperation in aviation and hydrogen technology was explored.
- Sarawak seeks to apply Schiphol Airport's aerotropolis development experience to the New Kuching International Airport project.
- Netherlands Airport Consultants (NACO) was appointed by Sarawak to conduct the feasibility study for the proposed airport.
- Both sides discussed strengthening cooperation in aviation, airport development, hydrogen technology, and emerging transport solutions.
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