Mavcom investigated over troubled airline’s licence


KUALA LUMPUR: Investigations are underway into the Malaysian Aviation Commission (Mavcom) over its issuance of an air service licence (ASL) to MYAirline last year, says Anthony Loke.

The Transport Minister said the investigations would uncover how the now-infamous airline gained approval for an ASL despite their co-founder’s controversial history owing to many financial discrepancies.

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