VIP Assistance at KUL, LGK, PEN, KCH and BKI

Booking a Malaysia Airport Meet and Assist Service will make passing through the airport fast and easy. Malaysia Fast Track is part of the GroundBooker group. Local greeters will ensure a quick arrival, a smooth departure, or a successful connection.

Our services in Malaysian Airports  add a first class feel, and include fast-tracking through border controls. Our rez team will help you book the exact service you need.

On departure, they will contact your driver, will assist you through check-in and immigration, and will take you to your airline lounge or the boarding gate.

For connections, the greeter will meet you near the air bridge and will guide and escort you through the arrival, departure and transfer processes needed for your connection, right through to your airline lounge or the gate.

For more than 10 years our our Fast Track Booking team has assisted thousands of travellers pass smoothly through Asian airports, and now the same service is available in Malaysian airports.  Before you book their expert staff will help you choose the service you need at the lowest possible cost.

These  services are available to any traveler, on any airline, and in any cabin class.

We always meet passengers airside for arrivals, and escort them airside for departures it is a door to door concierge service.

In Malaysia, we serves Malaysia’s five main airports: Kuala Lumpur (IATA Code KUL), Langkawi (IATA Code LGK), Penang (IATA Code PEN), Kuching (IATA Code KCH) and Kota Kinabalu (IATA Code BKI) . We can arrange VIP meet greet concierge assistance in each of those airports international and domestic terminals.

Opened in 1998, Kuala Lumpur International Airport is one of the busiest in South East Asia.   KUL has two terminals; and the main Terminal 1 has a main and a satellite gate area; and Terminal 2 handles low cost airlines including Air Asia.  KLIA has three runways and is the only airport in Malaysia able to accommodate the A380. It has two traffic control towers; the West Tower at 133.8m is currently the tallest in the world.

The airport is located in the Sepang district, 45km (28 miles) south of Kuala Lumpur on a 100km² (39 square mile) site which is one of the largest in the world. The second busiest airport in Malaysia is Kota Kinabalu International Airport in Sabah, serving 8 million passengers a year. It began as a military airport in WW2. In 2007, a new terminal was built for passengers (T1) and the old terminal (T2) now handles cargo and general aviation. Penang International Airport welcomes 7 million passengers a year to Penang Island and Seberang Perai on the Malay Peninsula. Opened in 1935, Penang Airport is the oldest in the country. It is 16km (10 miles) south of colonial George Town, Penang’s state capital. Airport facilities are limited but Fast Tracks Services can smooth the way for VIPs and business travellers.

Serving 5 million passengers, Kuching International Airport is in Sarawak, 11km (7 miles) from Kuching city. This busy airport shares the runway with the RMAF and handles 27,000 tonnes of cargo.

The duty free island of Langkawi handles 2.7 million passengers through its airport which also hosts the biennial Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition. The modern airport opened in 1993. Fast Track Services Malaysia is available in all these airports and includes Fast Track Immigration and VIP Meet and Assist Airport Services.