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Penang International Airport’s new link bridge nearing completion

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Passangers will soon be able to enjoy a seamless connectivity experience between the Penang International Airport (PIA) and the multistorey car park building when the construction of the link bridge is completed.

Penang Infrastructure, Transport and Digital Committee chairman Zairil Khir Johari said the construction works of the link bridge and other components of the project were scheduled to be completed by April 27 this year.

“The project, undertaken by the Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad (MAHB), includes constructing a covered link bridge from Level 3 of the multistorey car park to the departure-level terminal building of the PIA; a covered crossing at the ground level; pedestrian crossing traffic light at the ground level; and improving access ramps and the ground level.

“The cost of the project was RM4.6 million,” Zairil told Buletin Mutiara yesterday, adding that the project started on Aug 18 last year (2023).

He anticipated the link bridge would provide seamless connectivity between the airport and the multistorey car park.

“Crucially, it will ensure safety, offering independent access away from road traffic and shelter from the rain,” Zairil added.

Source: Buletin Mutiara

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  1. Islander
    March 19th, 2024 at 09:24 | #1

    Another 4.6million added to make but why no bridge in initial stage of carpark proposal?

    All the big brain never go oversea issit?

    From 2020 the multistorey carpark already done, but the bridge 4 years later, how they cover the operation cost in this 4years?

    If can cover means we don’t need this bridge what?

  2. millionaire
    March 19th, 2024 at 12:33 | #2

    It is like an add on item, looks weird.
    Later when new expansion on terminal carry out, they might need to remove.
    No proper planning due to cost saving is the key factor.
    Now let us see how the LRT station locate at airport, you might need to take a shuttle bus or walk with luggage under hot sun who knows.

  3. Captain Light
    March 20th, 2024 at 15:12 | #3

    Obviously an afterthought. MAHB decided to build the bridge after getting criticized by the users. Poor planning, incompetent personnel and corruption have always plagued our government projects (both state and federal). Just look at the quality of Gurney Bay project. The park is already broken. Or take the new ferry as another example- I wonder who in the right mind thought it was an acceptable design. Upcoming disaster will be the TNB monopole transmission towers. Nothing surprises us Penangites anymore.

  4. Oh nice
    March 20th, 2024 at 17:54 | #4

    @millionaire

    this pathetic structure looks like some damn thing salvaged from a junk yard, what an eye sore. pretty sure it would be safer to walk on ground than risking your life with that toy.

    Every ah kong project is overpriced and low quality, just look at gurney bay…such disgrace

  5. blck canyon
    March 21st, 2024 at 16:39 | #5

    Oh nice :
    @millionaire
    this pathetic structure looks like some damn thing salvaged from a junk yard, what an eye sore. pretty sure it would be safer to walk on ground than risking your life with that toy.
    Every ah kong project is overpriced and low quality, just look at gurney bay…such disgrace

    niggeritu what in da hell is thus

  6. williamyl
    March 25th, 2024 at 13:51 | #6

    During build must plan ma……..
    How come you build you i build mine……
    i think the team leak of communication…….

  7. millionaire
    March 25th, 2024 at 22:36 | #7

    What’s the function of state EXCO ?
    Are they capable of carry out their duties or else they need replacement as most MNC is practiced nowadays.
    Quite interesting to find out their professions.

  8. MajorArches
    MajorArches
    March 28th, 2024 at 10:55 | #8

    @millionaire

    Nope, they know how to KPC around and opening ceremony, makan makan , same like the current CM of PG. Pattern semua sama. Useless buggers.

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