Loke: Mavcom and CAAM merger in best interest of aviation industry


PUTRAJAYA: The decision to merge the Malaysian Aviation Commission (Mavcom) with the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM) was made in the best interest of the aviation industry, says Transport Minister Anthony Loke (pic).

He said that Cabinet believes that the merger would empower CAAM financially as the aviation industry’s main regulator.

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