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What's<br />
C onverging<br />
KLIA & klia2 Celebrate<br />
CNY with Passengers!<br />
Passengers being handed mandarin oranges<br />
while waiting for their flight<br />
A group of travellers posing with the God of Prosperity<br />
Malaysia Airports' staff gave a heartfelt music performance<br />
Traditionally, Chinese New Year<br />
(CNY) is celebrated for nearly 15<br />
days. The festive season is marked<br />
by numerous family gatherings,<br />
good foods and red packet<br />
giveaways. As lively as it already is,<br />
CNY is often spiced up with wonderful<br />
displays of fireworks and firecrackers. But<br />
for those who are flying or happen to be<br />
working, they may not be able to join in the fun.<br />
In light of this, Malaysia Airports celebrated CNY with<br />
passengers at KLIA and klia2.<br />
No stranger to creating joyful experiences, Malaysia Airports<br />
distributed around 5,000 mandarin oranges to passengers<br />
at KLIA and klia2 on 8 February 2016. What’s joy after all if<br />
not shared?<br />
Passengers were also treated to a chance to meet the God<br />
of Prosperity himself as he did his rounds around the airport<br />
terminal. Since a CNY celebration is not complete without<br />
a little music to heighten the mood, Malaysia Airports’<br />
employees took the opportunity to show off their talents by<br />
serenading a special acoustic performance to the passengers.<br />
All in all, this year's CNY celebrations was a memorable affair<br />
for all at KLIA and klia2.<br />
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