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Malaysian regional airline Firefly has suspended its Subang-Seletar service between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore, citing haze concerns. The disruption affects travellers on the cross-border route, with the airline pointing to poor air quality as the reason for the cancellations. Passengers are advised to check with the carrier for updates on when flights will resume.
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Authorities in Laos and Malaysia are holding at least 13 people after 521kg of methamphetamine was seized from a private jet that flew from Subang Airport to Laos. Four people were detained in a raid on a Subang hangar, including a Malaysian pilot, as the probe widens. Police say the drugs did not come from Malaysia, while separate reporting highlights China's growing influence in Laos through pilot training and a renovated US-built airstrip.
- 3Firefly cancels all Seletar–Subang flights amid haze●Firefly cancels all flights between Seletar and Subang airports amid haze
Malaysian regional airline Firefly has cancelled all flights between Singapore's Seletar Airport and Subang Airport near Kuala Lumpur due to haze. The suspension affects travel on the popular cross-strait route, leaving passengers seeking alternative connections between the two cities. Travellers are being advised to check flight status before heading to the airports.