Aviation Safety and Regulatory Shortcomings

Morning Run · Morning Brief · 12 Nov 2019 · 07:15 am · 5 mins listen

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has downgraded Malaysia's airline-safety ranking to Category 2; on par with countries like Ghana and Bangladesh. How will this affect us in the long term, and is it possible to get back into Category 1?

Presented by:

Lyn Mak,Julian Ng,Wong Shou Ning

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Investments

Tags:

aviation, airlines, icao, faa, air asia, malaysian airlines

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