Persatuan Aeroangkasa MyAeroSatu

Lessons from Aerospace Leaders: Korea and Turkiye To truly understand the potential for nation-building through aerospace, it is instructive to examine the trajectories of countries like Korea and Turkiye over the past five decades. Korean Aerospace Industry (KAI), since its inception in 1999, has evolved into an independent and globally competitive player. Formed through the consolidation of aerospace interests from the South Korean Government and private sectors specializing in satellites, rockets and navigation systems, KAI exemplifies a concerted national effort . Korean Air's involvement in aircraft design and aero manufacturing further highlights this integrated strategy. With significant investments such as the USD412 million spent on space research and development in 2018 (OECD data), Korea has fostered a dynamic aerospace sector that is now a global force. These examples highlight the critical role of sustained government commitment, strategic consolidation of capabilities...

BLOG COLUMN   Better late than never by MyAeroSatu Chairman Taking the aerospace work-life experiences head on by adopting the entrepreneurial mind-set versus the employee mind-set I am thankful to my colleagues of Persatuan Aeroangkasa MyAeroSatu, namely: Exco Haji Dzainie Rahmat & Secretary Dzul Bahrin Asmawi for their valued arrangement that enable me to meet face-to-face with Businessman Dato' Ahmad Fuad Md Ali , Member of  Policy Advisory Committee to the Prime Minister  (PMAC). I understand PMAC is an advisory body made up of professionals & experts in the economic sector responsible to assist  Prime Minister Dato' Seri Anwar Ibrahim  as the  Finance Minister . From what I can gather PMAC,  t he   mother of all think tank formed to help the government has been working hard on a number of fronts.  (www.pmac.com.my) Dato' Fuad is currently the Executive Chairman of  FPSO Ventures Sdn Bhd  (FVSB), a local Malaysian com...

Charting a New Course: Malaysia's Aerospace Ambition Towards 2030 and Beyond A Sector on the Edge of Transformation The aerospace industry is on the brink of a revolutionary era, propelled by rapid technological advancements and an unwavering commitment to sustainability. From the advent of artificial intelligence in flight systems to the promise of hydrogen fuel and ionic propulsion and the development of smart materials, the sector is reimagining air and space travel. This transformative period promises safer, more efficient, and more accessible journeys, opening unprecedented economic and business opportunities globally. Malaysia, with its strategic location and established industrial base, is uniquely positioned to capture a significant share of this burgeoning market. Global Trajectory: Industry Growth and Market Projections The civil aviation sector continues its robust expansion. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) projects the airline industry to achie...

BLOG COLUMN   Better late than never by MyAeroSatu Chairman O ne for the memorabilia MAS-MAG album. From L-R; Dr. Zul, S. Suppiah, Tan Sri Dr. Bashir, T an Sri Krishnan Tan, Dato' Zaiviji Ismail Abdullah, CFO Boo & Shulhameed. Photo: Dr. Zul As a leadership development educator at several Business Schools, I always reminded my MBA students and alumni that Board Members can help top management strike a balance between conflicting pulls: long-term versus short-term performance, internal versus external demands, and a CEO's personal tendencies. Most of the Directors' years of business experience make them particularly good at sifting through the hard and soft data to discern whether non-performance in short-term is due to management's inability to execute change. Based on my corporate experience & teaching research, I found Boards can make a major contribution by providing another perspective on the company's internal realities, such as people. The board'...

Aerospace field cover a broad scope encompassing aeronautical, astronautical engineering in civil & defense industries Zulkifly Baharom MyAeroSatu Chairman    An HR practitioner, Sejahtera Leadership Coach & Gusi Peace Prize Laureate In response to my little story published by  Newswav  announcing the official registration of  Persatuan Aeroangkasa MYAEROSATU , many readers requested to know the purpose & objectives of this organisation and how they can sign-up as members. Our  Secretary Dzul Bahrin   Asmawi , Asst Secretary Muzaffar Mohamad & Secretariat staffer, Muhd Danial Dzul are setting-up the website to provide more details for those who are interested. In the meantime, I will continue to provide some information about MYAEROSATU and its principal office bearers. As a management educator & HRD practitioner, I consider the purpose of aerospace is the advancement of human technology that enables the travel & exploration of ...

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