The Malaysian Aviation Commission (MAVCOM) has revoked the traffic rights allocation for Batik Air Malaysia’s Tokyo/Narita to Kota Kinabalu route.
According to the announcement, the flights were initially planned to operate four times a week from April 2024. The rights were revoked as of April 4.
MAVCOM allocates traffic rights by considering factors such as demand and user benefits, service quality, and the impact on Malaysian airports and the aviation industry. They also hold the authority to temporarily suspend or revoke rights if an airline fails to comply with the conditions. The assigned airline must commence all allocated flights within six months from the effective date, and any unused rights will be revoked.
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