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MD reiterates company's willingness to cooperate with anti-graft agency.

This follows recurring reliability issues afflicting the RM456m project.

It is where bullock carts appear more reliable than the Aerotrain.

Preliminary assessment revealed a declining trend in system reliability.

It exposes troubling inconsistency in service and accountability.

PARLIAMENT | Minister unhappy over latest incident, the first in three months.

Company assures KLIA remained fully functional despite the disruption.

PARLIAMENT | Not all issues due to system failures, says Hasbi.

KLIA's RM456m Aerotrain upgrade suffers breakdowns, shaming M'sia.

MCA Youth calls on Loke to resign for repeated failures despite RM456m rehaul.

It was a minor issue that was promptly resolved, transport minister says.

UPDATED 7.07PM | Operational issues a matter of public concern, since public funds used - Saw.

Service suspended an hour due to water accumulation.

KLIA Aerotrain is also back on track.

It marks a significant milestone in the country's airport transformation agenda.

It will begin operating again from 10am, says Loke.

Service slated to resume in Q2 of this year.

Minister Loke says the project has been renegotiated and a consortium formed.

It is expected to be delivered to Malaysia from China next year.