YB Tuan Wee Choo Keong meminta Menteri Kewaangan menyatakan (a) setakat 28 Februari 2010 yang lalu berapakah cukai “airport”yang dihutang AirAsia?. (b) berdasarkan program pengembangan yang diusahakan oleh AirAsia dan aktiviti penjualan tiket “lebih dahulu” melalui online syarikat ini,apakah mekanisme yang diambil oleh kerajaan bagi memastikan syarikat ini akan memenuhi “financial obligation” kepada penumpang? (c) […]
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Soalan-soalan bagi Jawab Lisan 1. YB Tuan Wee Choo Keong [ Wangsa Maju ] minta Menteri Dalam Negeri menyatakan: (a) Apakah tindakan yang telah dan akan diambil oleh pihak polis bagi mengurangkan kadar jenayah seluruh negara dan terutamanya di Wangsa Maju?, dan (b) Berapa banyakkah laporan polis berkaitan jenayah yang telah dibuat di Wangsa Maju pada tahun
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01 Disember 2009 YB Tuan Wee Choo Keong [WANGSA MAJU] minta Menteri Pengangkutan menjelaskan sebab mengapakah Air Asia diberi hak keistimewaan berhutang cukai lapangan terbang (airport tax) RM65 juta (setakat 28-02-2009) dan apakah tindakan MAHB yang telah diambil terhadap AirAsia untuk mendapatkan bayaran hutang tersebut dan apakah jumlah hutang terkini? YB Tuan Wee Choo Keong
Datuk Pengurusi Saya bagun untuk mengambil bahagian dalam perbahasan peringkat Jawantankuasa mengenai Kementerian Kewangan di bawah Maksud Bekalan B 10, 11 dan 12, Butiran 010100 (Pengurusan Am), 12000 Institut jantung Negara dan 020800 (Pemberian Khas kepada Wilayah Persekutuan) dan 02100 (KL International Airport Bhd). Saya igin merujuk kepada Objektif-Objektif Kementerian Kewangan mengenai dengan Pengurusan Am
According to the Reuters report of 14 September 2009 … “AirAsia is trying to raise fund of up to RM560 million by selling 400 million new shares via private placement to reduce its debts. Analysts in Malaysia said last month that AirAsia’s tight cash flow and high debt level was worrying given its commitment to
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Confirmed: amount owed by AirAsia to MAHB in airport tax up until 28 February 2009 is RM65 million. Why is the budget airline allowed to owe the amount until today?
Parliament Questions Time, 18 March 2009 Read More »
The Abdullah Badawi government, for some reasons, has been most caring and generous with Air Asia. The patronage and molly-coddling it receives seems to make the budget airline appears to be the “most favoured son or company.” What it asks for, it gets. It can do no wrong. The budget airline can even avoid forwarding
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I have received complaints from members of the public that when one fails to travel on the day one is booked to fly on AirAsia, the airline will forfeit all sum paid ONLINE including the Airport Tax.
Your MP's Question of the Week #36 Read More »
Minister of Transport: AirAsia has settled debt amounting to RM80 million which is all airport taxes collected in advance by the airline
Questions Time, 20 November 2008 Read More »
Wee Choo Keong has been elected Member of Parliament for Wangsa Maju (P116) during the 12th General Election on 08 March 2008 until May 09, 2013. In 1987 he was detained by the Government under the notorious Internal Security Act (ISA) for 60 days in solidarity confinement.