Mechanical malfunction causes light aircraft to make forced landing in Jasin, no casualties


PUTRAJAYA: The Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM) has confirmed that an aircraft on a training flight made a forced landing in Jasin, Melaka due to a mechanical malfunction as reported by the pilot.

"The Piper PA-28-181, 9MSKJ operated by Malaysian Flying Academy (MFA) requested the air traffic control tower for a priority landing at Malacca International Airport," said Chief Executive Officer of CAAM, Captain Norazman Mahmud in a statement.

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