Following a review spurred by the August 2023 Elmina plane crash, Malaysia's Civil Aviation Authority (CAAM) is set to release new regulations for foreign-registered aircraft operating in general aviation by the first quarter of 2025. The review aims to enhance CAAM's oversight capabilities and ensure all aviation activities in Malaysia meet the highest safety standards.
Civil Aviation Authority to unveil new rules for foreign-registered aircraft by Q1 2025 after Elmina crash review
“I’m pushing for the first quarter...it’s almost complete towards the final stage of the Civil Aviation Regulations review,” he told Bernama after appearing on Bernama TV’sOn August 16, 2024, Norazman noted that the review aimed to empower CAAM with improved oversight capabilities regarding foreign-registered aircraft operating within Malaysia, ensuring that all aviation activities in the country adhere to the highest safety standards.
Earlier during the programme, Norazman said CAAM is committed to maintaining the highest standards of safety and efficiency in Malaysia’s aviation sector, in line with global standards.
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