PETALING JAYA, MALAYSIA — Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) faced a short-lived baggage handling disruption on March 6 due to a brief power trip, leading to over an hour of delays in luggage delivery for passengers. The glitch, which began around evening, prompted swift action from technical teams to reset the system amid strict safety protocols.
In a 7:44 p.m. Facebook update, the KL International Airport page explained that multiple checks were needed during the reset, inevitably causing temporary hold-ups. Ground staff collaborated with airline handlers to ease the inconvenience, assuring travelers that flights themselves remained unaffected.
By 8:37 p.m., officials confirmed full restoration, with operations returning to normal. The airport expressed gratitude for passengers’ patience, highlighting the quick resolution that minimized broader impacts on the bustling hub.