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SEPANG – In its bid to continue conducting matters in accordance to the law, Malaysia Airports will be taking steps to collect the outstanding Passenger Service Charge (PSC) due to it from AirAsia, as decided by the High Court on 18 July 2019. The estimated value to be collected is RM41.5 million comprising the difference in the previous and current PSC for international non-ASEAN passengers as well as the late payment charges.

SEPANG – The High Court today (18 July 2019), has ruled in favour of Malaysia Airports in the civil suits against AirAsia over unpaid passenger service charges (PSC) and late payment charges. With this recent summary judgment by the High Court, it provides clarity on the issue of passenger service charges implementation by the airport operator and airlines.  

SEPANG – Malaysia Airports has stated previously that the PSC suit against AirAsia is now being deliberated in court and that this process should be allowed to take its due course.  The PSC is a statutory rate fixed by the Government and published via the gazette, and it affects the economics of the nation's aviation industry.