SUBANG, 12 November 2025 – The Directorate General Technical Airworthiness (DGTA) held a prestigious ceremony to present the MSTAR 145 Approved Maintenance Organisation (AMO), Aircraft Maintenance Training Organisation (AMTO) and Non-Airborne System certificates to several distinguished recipients, marking another milestone in strengthening Malaysia’s aviation maintenance and training excellence.

The event, held at DGTA Headquarters, was officiated by the Director General of DGTA, Col Nik Ahmad Nazri bin Nik Yaacob RMAF, accompanied by Director of AAMR Division, Col Ts. Md Hanafiah bin Yaacob RMAF, and Director of TAQR Division, Col Marzuki bin Ramli RMAF.

Certificates were presented to the following organisations:

1. G7 Aerospace Sdn Bhd - Quality Manager of G7 Aerospace Sdn Bhd, Col Ir Abdul Naim bin Abdul Aziz RMAF (R) received the AMO certificate.

2. Aerospace Technology Systems Corp Sdn Bhd - Chief Operating Officer of Aerospace Technology Systems Corp Sdn Bhd, Maj Ashaari bin Shafie RMAF (R) received the AMO certificate.

3. Gading Kasturi Sdn Bhd - Maintenance Manager of Gading Kasturi Sdn Bhd, Mr Muhammad Zamzuri bin Abdul Karim and Maintenance Manager Non Airborne of Gading Kasturi Sdn Bhd, Mr Mohamad Amirul bin Buhari received the AMO certificates.

4. Galaxy Aerospace (M) Sdn Bhd - Maintenance Manager of Galaxy Aerospace (M) Sdn Bhd, Mr Hairudeen bin Mat received the AMO certificate.

5. Global Turbine Asia Sdn Bhd - Quality Manager of Global Turbine Asia Sdn Bhd, Mdm Siti Aishah binti Mohamad Sabar received the AMO certificate.

6. Institute Technology of Aerospace - Accountable Manager of Institute Techology of Aerospace, Lt Col Saipol bin Jamil RMAF received the AMTO certificate.

7. No 1 Squadron, Kuching Airbase - Training Manager of System School CN235, No 1 Squadron, Maj Mohd Aswad bin Yusak RMAF received the AMTO certificate.

The ceremony featured inspiring speeches from the Director General and recipient representatives, followed by a prayer session, group photo, and luncheon. This certification presentation reflects DGTA’s continuous commitment to uphold the highest standards of airworthiness and aviation safety. The recognition signifies that all recipient organisations have successfully demonstrated their capability and compliance with MSTAR 145 and MSTAR 147 requirements, ensuring that their maintenance, repair, and training operations meet the stringent criteria set forth by DGTA.

DGTA extends its heartfelt congratulations to all recipients for their achievement and unwavering dedication to aviation excellence. Their success not only enhances the safety and reliability of Malaysia’s aerospace ecosystem but also reinforces the nation’s reputation as a trusted regional hub for aircraft maintenance and training.

Through this recognition, DGTA reaffirms its mission to promote a culture of safety, professionalism, and continuous improvement within the aviation industry, ensuring that every certified organisation continues to perform with integrity and technical competence in alignment with international airworthiness standards.