RMAF wants better equipment for search and rescue ops


ALOR SETAR: The saga of Flight MH370 can serve as an invaluable lesson to the Royal Malaysian Air Force and the Malaysian Armed Forces, says RMAF chief Jen Tan Sri Rodzali Daud.

He said among the things that could be improved was the way the RMAF and the Armed Forces handle and organise future search and rescue (SAR) efforts.

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