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AsBAA makes the case for business aviation in Malaysia
The Asian Business Aviation Association has been travelling the region recently to make its case to stakeholders and regulators. It found a warm reception in Malaysia.
From left: AsBAA’s Malaysia chapter chair, Tan Sri Ravi Menon, Dato’ Muthanna Abdullah of Abdullah Chan and Emil Pope, member of the AsBAA board of governors.
Read this story in our March 2019 printed issue.

“The authorities have recognised the value of business and general aviation (BA/GA) to Malaysia's economy and have fully embraced AsBAA as the voice of the industry in Malaysia,” said Tan Sri Ravindran Menon, chairman of the AsBAA Malaysia Chapter and member of the AsBAA board of governors at the AsBAA Malaysia Chapter meeting, held 27 November 2018 at Subang SkyPark FBO, Malaysia.

At the meeting, AsBAA presented some of the challenges faced by Malaysian stakeholders. Further to the advocacy work of the Chapter, AsBAA will now be included in future discussions regarding local aviation regulations. The association views this as a significant and positive leap forward and hopes it will allow it to better represent its members and further BA/GA in Malaysia.

The Malaysia Ministry of Transport was represented by under secretary for aviation Mohamad Radzuan Bin Mazlan and Muhamad Fadhli Bin Zainul Abidin; Malaysia Aviation Commission (MAVCOM) and Malaysia Airports (MAHB) also joined the meeting. “We look forward to working closely with AsBAA,” says Radzuan Bin Mazlan.

Randhill Singh, head of Malaysia Airports Subang, provided a timely and informative update on the Subang Airport regeneration activities which are of great relevance to the BA/GA community in Malaysia: “I'm most happy to participate in AsBAA discussions as I see it as an excellent platform of engagement to bring Subang Airport to the next level.”

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