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Extra Safety Measures<br />
Malaysia Airports ensures tighter security with<br />
4,000 security personnel at 39 airports<br />
Malaysia Airports is committed in ensuring the safety of its<br />
airports and passengers revealing it has over 4,000 airport aviation<br />
security personnel employed within all 39 airports in the country.<br />
Chairman, Tan Sri Dr Wan Abdul Aziz Wan Abdullah said,<br />
"Malaysia Airports will always cooperate with the country's<br />
security forces to the highest level of security at all airports is<br />
satisfactory."<br />
Speaking during a parade by 143 airport aviation security<br />
personnel trainees at KL International Airport (KLIA) Bunga Raya<br />
Complex recently, he said the organisation will remain committed<br />
in working with the country's security forces to ensure the safety<br />
of flights at all airports<br />
within the country is at<br />
a level of excellence<br />
and in accordance with<br />
the International Civil<br />
Aviation Organisation<br />
(ICAO) and the<br />
Department of Civil<br />
Aviation Malaysia (DCA).<br />
The trainees underwent<br />
six months of intensive<br />
training which included<br />
two months at PULAPOL<br />
Langkawi, two months at the Malaysia<br />
Airports Training Centre Penang and<br />
two months of practical training at KLIA<br />
and several airports in Sabah before they<br />
officially begin work as a member of the<br />
aviation security personnel. The new<br />
addition of trainees makes Malaysia Airports<br />
one of the largest organisations with an<br />
auxiliary aviation security personnel force.<br />
Wan Abdul Aziz also said that these trainees<br />
will perform tasks that meet international<br />
standards to ensure the safety of the<br />
airport and its passengers are at its best.<br />
He said knowledge and skills that have<br />
been exposed to the trainees is the most<br />
important component towards achieving<br />
excellence and confidence in proving that<br />
the security force possess the skills and<br />
discipline to control and protect the safety<br />
at airports in addition to support the goals<br />
of the company in its five-year business plan,<br />
Runway to Success 2020.<br />
What's<br />
C onverging<br />
Newly-minted Malaysia Airports aviation security personnel<br />
A trainee receiving a honorary certificate from<br />
Malaysia Airports' Chairman, Tan Sri Dr Wan Abdul<br />
Aziz Wan Abdullah<br />
Malaysia Airports' Senior Management and its 143 aviation security personnel trainees outside<br />
the KLIA Bunga Raya Complex, recently<br />
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