Mavcom, CAAM merger to raise efficiency of service delivery system, says transport minister

Can Malaysia’s aviation industry shed bureaucratic baggage and take flight? Here’s what Mavcom prescribed prior to merger bid in 2020

Transport Minister Anthony Loke Siew Fook said with the merger of Mavcom and CAAM, the aviation industry no longer needs two bodies to regulate the country’s civil aviation. Mavcom was established on March 1, 2016 under the Malaysian Aviation Commission Act 2015 as an independent aviation commission responsible for regulating the economic and commercial aspects of the civil aviation industry as well as the protection of the rights of aviation users in Malaysia, with the aim of making the civil aviation industry commercially viable, consumer-oriented and resilient.

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