
Reliable sources have confirmed that AirAsia owed Passengers Service Charge (PSC) (formerly known as ‘Airport Tax’) of more than RM50 million to Malaysia Airport Holding Bhd (MAHB).
Now Everyone Can Know Why “Minister of AirAsia” Is Unfit For Office! Captain Loke promoted to “Minister of AirAsia.
‘Captain’ Loke to Tower: Mayday! Mayday! Mayday! My ‘flight’ is destined to crash on 1 October, 2019! Tower Controller: Huh! Another false alarm from you, the super powerful ‘Captain’ Loke? ‘Captain’ Loke: Tomorrow I’m supposed to implement the ‘Captain’ Loke “Shiok Sendiri Special”, the RM23 PSC reduction. If I cannot honour my promise to … Read more
Tower Controller to Captain Loke: Did we hear calls of Mayday! Mayday! Mayday! ‘Captain’ Loke: “Yes, it’s a distress call. It’s one week to 1 October and my officers in the Ministry of Transport and I are running helter-skelter to find ways to implement the RM23 Passenger Service Charge (PSC) reduction which I had promised … Read more
Captain Loke went beyond his power to reduce PSC by RM23 for his buddy’s in AirAsia! How disgusting!
The Ministry of Transport and MAVCOM should investigate a certain airline which has been imposing hidden charges on the innocent travelling public. The hidden charges are as follows: RM20 for Booking Service Fees; RM8 Credit Card Processing Fees; RM4 Debit Card Processing Fees; RM6 Direct Debit Payment Fees & etc per passenger. The total of … Read more
Updates on 26-05-2018:
During the recent concluded defamation trial Ms Vijaya Priya A/P Ananthan, the AirAsia Bhd’s (AirAsia) Government Relation Officer, had testified in the AirAsia’s defamation suit against yours truly that when MPs submitted questions concerning AirAsia in Parliament, AirAsia will be consulted by the Ministry of Transport and AirAsia will prepare answers for the Ministry to … Read more

Reliable sources have confirmed that AirAsia owed Passengers Service Charge (PSC) (formerly known as ‘Airport Tax’) of more than RM50 million to Malaysia Airport Holding Bhd (MAHB).

Yours truly has been reliably informed that only the extremely learned and independent Chairman of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC), YB Datuk Nur Jazlan, and YB Tony Pua, who was the CEO of a Cyber Village Holdings Ltd in Singapore, were dominating in the PAC meeting held on 28-4-2014. It must be noted that YB Tony Pua has been known to have been following up on issues raised by Tan Sri Tony Fernandes on KLIA2 especially on the so-called cost overrun and delay.

Public Accounts Committee (PAC) is a Select Committee set up by Parliament. Its role is to overseeing or scrutinising government expenditures approved by Parliament. Generally, in the Westminster style of Parliament like ours, by convention PAC normally take up matters raised in the Auditor-General (AG)’s Report.