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Airport City of the 21St Century KLIA AEROPOLIS: AIRPORT CITY OF THE 21ST CENTURY a Imagine an airport city where some of the world’s most valuable companies convene, with plenty of opportunities for CREATING work and leisure. Served by an excellent network of highways and direct access to the seaport, all within a 1-hour drive. The main gateway with integrated air, sea, and land networks TOMORROW, leveraging on its central location. An all-encompassing development, connecting Malaysia to the ASEAN region. KLIA Aeropolis. The city of the future is here. HERE. b 1 KLIA AEROPOLIS ˈɛːrəʊ p(ə)lɪs noun an aviation-oriented smart city, with Kuala Lumpur International Airport at its heart. Enter the rise of the airport city. An integrated ecosystem with activities that are synergistic to the airport operations, accelerating the economy. Moving from the traditional role of an airport as a transportation hub, KLIA Aeropolis will serve as the pivotal connection between all modes of transport, thus enabling swifter movement of goods and people. In line with Malaysia’s nation-building blueprint, KLIA Aeropolis is the answer for tomorrow’s world. Just like how urban developments evolved from railroads in the 19th century and highways in the 20th century, airports will lead cities into the 21st century. 2 3 THE FOUNDATION KLIA Aeropolis is set to be a game changer in transforming the future of Malaysian aviation, leveraging on the airport’s available capacity for a fourth runway to serve up to 140 million passengers per annum. The development spans across 100 sq km with activities driven AEROSPACE by the three core clusters, aligned with the national master plans & AVIATION and blueprints with the aim to elevate Malaysia as a foreign direct investment magnet and a high-income nation. > CLUSTER 2 AEROSPACE & AVIATION THE THREE CORE CLUSTERS Leveraging on the integrated value chain of the aerospace and aviation ecosystem, Malaysia is set to be ASEAN’s regional > aerospace hub in alignment with the Second CLUSTER 1 National Aerospace Industry Blueprint, AIR CARGO & LOGISTICS spearheaded by Ministry of International AIR CARGO Trade and Industry. & LOGISTICS With a modern infrastructure and matured logistics ecosystem, Malaysia is poised to become the preferred logistics gateway to Asia in line with the Logistics and Trade Facilitation Master Plan led by the Ministry of Transport. KLIA Aeropolis will also be e-commerce focused, aligned with the National e-Commerce Strategic Roadmap. MICE & LEISURE > CLUSTER 3 MICE & LEISURE With excellent global connectivity, Malaysia has the potential to be a top-of-the-mind leisure and business destination in alignment with the National Key Economic Area and Kuala Lumpur Tourism Master Plan led by the Ministry of Tourism. 4 5 3 HIGH-TECH INDUSTRIAL PARKS > LOGISTICS PARK REVOLUTIONISING STORAGE AND THE TRANSPORT OF GOODS The growing e-commerce sector requires VISION a sophisticated ecosystem to match. To keep up with the pace, KLIA Aeropolis is in talks with major global logistics partners to form a regional one-stop hub KLIA Aeropolis will be a self-sufficient for e-fulfillment. The integrated logistics airport city development consisting of and supply chain that include automated complementary zones for work, play, and digitised cargo handling facilities, and everything in between. will enable goods to be manufactured, packed, and shipped at a much shorter time. And there is no cargo too big or too complex to handle. > AEROSPACE PARK AVIATION HAS A NEW HOME Being an aviation hub, it is essential to provide top-notch maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) facilities. Coupled 1 AIRPORT CENTRAL 2 BUSINESS PARK with Industry 4.0-ready resources THE GLOBAL MEETING POINT TAKE A BREAK FROM THE HUSTLE A MULTIFACETED COMMERCIAL and expertise, Aerospace Park is the perfect combination of brains and brawn. AND BUSTLE CENTRE Like every world-class city, The future of city living is one The shape of business to come. KLIA Aeropolis will boast a grand that is balanced. For leisure Its advanced infrastructure central station, where rail travel and recreation, a sizeable answers to the needs of modern, meets air travel. In anticipation of area is dedicated for a themed high-spec specialised industries the growing influx of leisure and entertainment park and a wellness and global distribution centres. business travellers, a leading-edge village. Work hard, play hard. Everything is within reach, ASEAN pavilion, an indoor arena, and thanks to the integrated a convention centre will be opened to transportation hub to enable not only serve as world-class tourist seamless commuting. destinations, but also as a significant touchpoint to the region. 6 7 THE KLIA AEROPOLIS 1 AIRPORT CENTRAL 2 BUSINESS PARK 3 HIGH-TECH CONCEPT MASTER PLAN INDUSTRIAL PARKS KLIA Aeropolis is designed to be a holistic airport city development spanning across approximately 1,600 acres, > QUICK FACTS > QUICK FACTS > QUICK FACTS with the potential of growing up to 8,500 acres. With Gross floor area: Gross floor area: Total land size: infrastructure providing seamless end-to-end logistics, 14.4 million sq ft 48.5 million sq ft >1,000 acres each zone runs in synergy, no matter the industry. • Business and leisure • Secondary commercial Aerospace Park & destination area Logistics Park • 4-km stretch of Central • Centralised mixed • High-tech and smart Boulevard that links clusters of industrial, industries KLIA and klia2 commercial, • Championing Industry 4.0 • Captive demand of institutional, and staff • End-to-end logistics AEROSPACE AIR CARGO MICE & AVIATION & LOGISTICS & LEISURE ~59 million people’s quarters solutions movement yearly • Multi-modal transport hub • Integrated air • Mixed development • High surrounding cargo network and population growth and transportation hub 3 3 more than 20 townships • High-spec build-to-suit AEROSPACE PARK LOGISTICS PARK within 20km radius facilities • Scalable and flexible lot sizes RUNWAY 1 2 KLIA ASZ1 Digital Free Trade BUSINESS Zone (DFTZ) PARK 1 > KEY COMPONENTS > KEY COMPONENTS > KEY COMPONENTS Regional Mitsui Outlet Park AIRPORT RUNWAY 2 ASEAN’s largest CENTRAL e-commerce and • Grand Central Station - • Transportation hub outlet mall logistics hub • Aerospace manufacturing rail/transport hub • High-tech light and components MRO klia2 ASZ2 • Indoor arena industrials gateway@klia2 • Regional distribution • Business campuses/ • Recreational & sports centre RUNWAY 3 The world’s largest low-cost offices complex • Global mono-brand/ carrier terminal • Convention centre • Staff accommodation SME warehousing • Shopping mall • Offices/showrooms • Light manufacturing CAPACITY FOR RUNWAY 4 • Hotels/service • R&D institutions • R&D centres apartments • Destination-based retail • Training & technical • Medical/wellness centre formats (power centres, academy • Interactive museums bulky goods) • Meeting & conference MICE & LEISURE space 8 9 MULTIMODAL TRANSPORTATION CONNECTIVITY Integrated air, road, and rail networks serve as a direct connection to major regional economies. Located within close proximity to core business Europe districts and surrounded by fast-growing airport city development. North America 35x weekly 4x weekly KLIA - China 360x weekly 29 destinations By Road By Rail 25 airlines • Connected via 5 major expressways* • Connected to over 300km* Middle East China • Bonded trucking services available of integrated rail network 120x weekly India – KLIA to Thailand : 390 mins (580km) 214x weekly – KLIA to Singapore : 210 mins (350km) *At maturity – KLIA to Port Klang : 60 mins (67km) THAILAND (580km) KLIA - ASEAN Africa 1,433x weekly 8x weekly KUALA 40 destinations KUALA KLIA LUMPUR LUMPUR 30 airlines PORT ASEAN region KLANG Putra Heights Kajang SINGAPORE Johan (350km) Setia PUTRAJAYA AUS KLIA - Oceania 107x weekly CYBERJAYA 7 destinations Oceania region 3 airlines NZ Nilai NEGERI SEMBILAN SEREMBAN KLIA Labu 50km 40km 30km 20km 10km MALAYSIA VISION VALLEY THE ASEAN GATEWAY Legend OF CHOICE Railway Links Highways/Expressways Existing ERL line North-South Expressway Easily connect to thousands of cities Legend Proposed ERL extension North-South Expressway Central Link (ELITE) spanning across five continents. Reaching Outbound flights Existing KTM line Maju Expressway Highway (MEX) Proposed KTM extension KLIA Expressway extension & out to suppliers, manufacturers, and Inbound flights Existing LRT line Jalan Pekeliling KLIA resources now takes just a few hours. 2020: Regional Gateway Proposed LRT extension MEX extension (MEX II)* Proposed Senawang-KLIA Expressway (SKLIA)** Average weekly flight frequencies are based on Malaysia Airports’ preliminary * MEX extension (MEX II) will be completed by 2020 data taken between January 2018 to December 2018. ** Proposed Senawang-KLIA Expressway (SKLIA) is currently at planning stage 10 Other proposed links are pending approval by authorities 11 INFRASTRUCTURE & 2. CONNECTIVITY • 5 major expressways • Over 300km integrated rail 1. network at maturity SCALABILITY TO ACCOMMODATE GROWTH • 60 minutes to Port Klang • Bonded trucking services to • Scalability for growth on 100 sq km Thailand and Singapore STRATEGIC LOCATION AND • Holistic and synergistic airport city master 3. EXPOSURE TO MALAYSIA’S plan comprising: High-tech industrial parks with seamless end-to-end logistics, ATTRACTIVE AVIATION LANDSCAPE business campus, and commercial offerings • Centre of ASEAN region, a high population catchment area and with more than 1,400 flights weekly to ASEAN countries • Linked to key economic nodes: 28 minutes by rail
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