Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad will begin selling tickets for Electric Train Service and KTM Intercity routes covering travel through late April, with sales opening in the morning. The railway operator designed this booking window to assist passengers preparing for upcoming festive periods and school breaks.
Starting with the new year, revised timetables will govern ETS and KTM Intercity operations, excluding Shuttle Tebrau services. Daily ETS offerings will reach 34 trips, expanding to 36 on weekends with supplementary Kluang to KL Sentral runs. KTM Intercity will provide 16 services combining the Ekspres Rakyat Timuran and Shuttle Timuran routes using DMU trains.
Sales for Ekspres Selatan connecting JB Sentral and Gemas remain paused pending announcement of a future release date. Passengers can access current scheduling information through the KTMB Mobile application, social media platforms, the company website, or by reaching the call center.
Starting with the new year, revised timetables will govern ETS and KTM Intercity operations, excluding Shuttle Tebrau services. Daily ETS offerings will reach 34 trips, expanding to 36 on weekends with supplementary Kluang to KL Sentral runs. KTM Intercity will provide 16 services combining the Ekspres Rakyat Timuran and Shuttle Timuran routes using DMU trains.
Sales for Ekspres Selatan connecting JB Sentral and Gemas remain paused pending announcement of a future release date. Passengers can access current scheduling information through the KTMB Mobile application, social media platforms, the company website, or by reaching the call center.
