socio-economic factors in civil aviation and malaysia… · airlines suffered losses $10.4 billion...
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SOCIO-ECONOMIC FACTORS IN CIVIL AVIATION AND MALAYSIA’S CONTRIBUTIONPresentation byDato’ Azharuddin Abdul RahmanDirector General of Civil AviationMalaysia
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INTRODUCTION
Civil aviation accommodates the travel needs of individuals and businessesDemand correlates with economic developmentCivil aviation acts as economic catalyst
$100 output triggers additional demand of $325
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AVIATION IN ASIA PACIFIC
Asia Pacific one of the most important markets in aviation
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AVIATION IN ASIA PACIFICForecast
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Bridging Malaysia to the global marketIncreasingly industrialized and tourism dependent economyNational integration and socio-economic agendaLink between West and East Malaysia
AVIATION IN MALAYSIA
SOUTH CHINA SEA
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AVIATION IN MALAYSIAPassenger and Cargo Movements in Airports
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INDUSTRY OUTLOOKAirlines suffered losses $10.4 billion in 2008 and on track to lose $9 billion in 2009Loss estimate for 2009 lower because of reduced fuel pricesAsian-Pacific airlines are expected to account for 30% of losses in 2009Passenger kilometers performed forecast for 2009 for Asia-Pacific is minus 4.5% compared to 2008
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Malaysia - Passengers & Cargo Movements (January – May 2009)
*compared with corresponding period in 2008
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CIVIL AVIATION PERFORMS A VITAL SOCIO ECONOMIC NEEDVisiting Friends and Relatives
Industry always prone to ups and down but stayed aloft
positive growth despite periodic slumpsrecovered within a year or two after September 11
Growth as civil aviation industry has been performing a vital socio-economic need
visiting friends and relatives -VFR market
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RECENT GROWTH & EMERGENCE OF LOW COST CARRIERS
Low cost carriers have captured about a third of the marketAsia Pacific - natural market
skeptics argument – travelers insist on being pampered and willing to pay
Malaysia’s AirAsia proved skeptics wrong Low cost carriers are emerging all over Asia Pacific Region
will contribute to making the region the world’s biggest air travel market
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RECENT GROWTH… cont’dAir Asia
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RECENT GROWTH… cont’dLow Cost Carriers
Malaysia built Asia Pacific’s first low cost carrier terminal at KLIA in 2006Continuously reviewing plans to support low cost carrier operationsNew low cost terminal at KLIA with a capacity of 30 million passengers per annum will be operational in 2011
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The Internet had a significant social and technological impact on aviationTrend to use Internet to purchase tickets will continueUp-to-date information available electronically
Flights, a perishable commodity matched with best deals
CIVIL AVIATION AND THE INTERNET
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CIVIL AVIATION AND THE INTERNET…cont’d
Benefits for both airlines and travelersProvide consumers with information Offers airlines savings on marketing and distribution
Travel agents have to reshape business model
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MALAYSIA AIRLINES (MAS)
Socio-economic role since 1973Contribution to national integrationSubsidiaries
Firefly – domestic and regional communities closerMASwings – vital and reliable link within East Malaysia
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MALAYSIA AIRLINES (MAS)Achievements & Awards
Accredited “5-star Airline” status by Skytrax, 2006-2009World’s Best Cabin Crew Award, six (6) times since 2001
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ENVIRONMENT AND CIVIL AVIATION
One of main challenges is climate change and emission of greenhouse gasesAviation responsible for 2-3% of total carbon dioxide emissions IATA announced vision to achieve carbon-neutral growthEfforts made
Improve fuel efficiencyImprove engine efficiency Introduce bio fuels
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ENVIRONMENT AND CIVIL AVIATION… cont’dICAO’s leadership in environmental protectionICAO has its Program of Action on International Aviation and Climate Change
Improving airport capacity can reduce emissions. Malaysia has an extensive and well developed airport network
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ENVIRONMENT AND CIVIL AVIATION… cont’dInitiatives, Measures and Programmes by Malaysia
Air Traffic Management MeasuresFuel Efficiency ProgrammeNewer Fuel Efficient and Environmentally Friendly AircraftReducing Waste and Encourage RecyclingStaff Awareness ProgrammeStrategic Partnership - Code Share
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Malaysia’s Contribution to Civil Aviation
IATA Secure Freight Programme (SFP)
Malaysia Aviation Academy (MAVA)
Continuous Descent Approach (CDA)
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Continuous Descent Approach (CDA)
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Continuous Descent Approach (CDA)…cont’d
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Continuous Descent Approach (CDA)… cont’d
Conducting CDA trials at the KLIA three-phased implementation planfirst phase implemented January 2009, second phase expected to be implemented November 2009
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Malaysia Aviation Academy (MAVA)
Designated institution under MTCPBasic and advanced training in the field of Air Traffic ManagementContributes to ICAO’s goal of upgrading human capital
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Malaysia Aviation Academy (MAVA)… cont’d
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Malaysia Aviation Academy (MAVA)… cont’d
Commenced construction of a new campus in 2007Located 10km from KLIABeing developed in two phasesPhase I
RM40 millionScheduled to be completed August 2009
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ResourceCentre
Library/Cafeteria
Adminstration
Simulator
Academic Residential & Recreational Facilities
MAVANew Campus
Malaysia Aviation Academy (MAVA)… cont’d
Separate procurement programme for simulators, solution and aids
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Malaysia Aviation Academy (MAVA)… cont’d
To cater for local and international aviation industry
Centre of Excellence in Aviation Training
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Secure Freight Programme (SFP)
AIMSEstablish an air cargo supply
chain security solution
Certify secure operators on secure supply chains
Establish a Secure Freight
Quality Assurance
System
Working closely with IATA to be pioneer state for SFP for air cargo security
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CONCLUSION
Ultimate socio-economic dynamics in civil aviation is to improve the air travel experience of the passengerDespite periodic slumps, trend in passenger traffic has been upwards
The industry will recover and The industry will recover and growth will returngrowth will return
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