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Our Kuala Lumpur Airport car rental package includes:
- 3rd Party Insurance
- Vehicle Damage Cover (to a fixed amount)
- Theft Protection
- Airport & Location Taxes
- Unlimited Mileage
- 24-hour Roadside Assistance
Why Book Kuala Lumpur Airport Car Hire With Nova?
About Kuala Lumpur Airport
Kuala Lumpur Airport, also referred to as KLIA International, is located about 50km from Kuala Lumpur in the Selangor province of Malaysia. It's the country's busiest airport and is also easily accessible from Shah Alam, Seremban and Malacca.
The airport consists of the main terminal building & contact pier as well as the satellite terminal. An "Aerotrain" connects the two terminals (trains operate every 3-5 minutes or so).
The airport boasts a range of passenger facilities from food and beverage outlets, several shops, banking facilities, ATMs, currency exchange and much more.
Airlines that operate from Kuala Lumpur airport include Air Asia, Air India Express, Air Mauritius, Air Niugini Ltd, Best Air, Biman Bangladesh, Cargolux Airlines International FA, Cathay Pacific, China Airlines, Egyptair, Emirates, Etihad, Eva Airways Corporation, Garuda Indonesia, Gulf Air, Hong Kong Express Airways and Iran Air.
CAR HIRE KUALA LUMPUR REVIEWS
Read what our customers say...
- 17 October 2010
Hi there,
We're just back from KL where we hired for a week - not realising our trip coincided with the Malaysian Moto GP. Couldn't find an available car, Nova came up with the goods in 15 minutes and found two child seats of the right sizes as well. All done incredibly professionally at a good price. An Australian booking a Malaysian car hire through an Irish company - that's real globalisation for you, and it works.
Thanks again
Ian
