Malaysia Airlines needs to provide monthly reports to CAAM, says Loke

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Transport Minister Anthony Loke told a press conference on Wednesday (Aug 28) that Malaysia Airlines will have to provide monthly reports on its mitigation plans to the Civil Aviation Authority Malaysia (CAAM).  Following a recent spate of technical issues plaguing the national carrier, Loke said the renewal period of the airline's Air Operator Certificate will be reduced from three years to annually.  Read more at https://rb.gy/d9wd3o  WATCH MORE: https://thestartv.com/c/news SUBSCRIBE: https://cutt.ly/TheStar LIKE: https://fb.com/TheStarOnline

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00:00The MAB has been instructed to issue a monthly report on the status of the implementation of the MAB mitigation plan to the CAM.

00:18Based on the CAM's current audit on the MAB,

00:23the timing of the A-Operator Certificate will be reduced from 3 years to 1 year,

00:33which will come from 1st September 2024 to 31st August 2025.

00:40Among the certification issues related to several MAB aircraft technical incidents

00:45is the possibility of mechanical components problems

00:49and the lack of skilled workers needed to carry out flight operations

00:55and increase the level of efficiency of the quality management system

00:59and the safety management system by the MAB and MAB Engineering Services.

01:09Malaysia Airlines Bahad, MAB has provided a mitigation plan among others

01:15to increase the level of aircraft safety to the level of efficiency

01:20to allow the focus to be given on reliability of the aircraft.

01:262. Implement programs to recruit skilled workers aggressively.

01:313. Reduce the scope of MAO maintenance, repair and repair services to the third party

01:37and focus on the MAB aircraft MAO work.

01:414. Provide sufficient aircraft engine replacement equipment from the original engine manufacturer OEM.

02:11For more information, please visit www.airline.co.uk

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