The Air Navigation Order is the law of country that manage and control the civil aviation. It also contain provision to enable ICAO 1944 elements to be included

2. MALAYSIAN AIR NAVIGATION ORDER
• Act 3 – Civil Aviation Act 1969
• It is the act to “make better provision in the law
relating to Civil Aviation and for matters
connected therewith and ancillary to it.”
• Consists of 10 parts that control the aviation in
Malaysia:

3. ANO PART 1
• Make provision on the power and authority of
Civil Aviation Director General..” Duties and
functions of the Director General”.
• His role is to to exercise regulatory functions in
respect of civil aviation and airport and aviation
services including the establishment of
standards and their enforcement;

4. Part 2 – Empower the Minister.
• The minister is given the power to draft
regulation to comply to Chicago Convention
1944.
•

5. Part 3 – Minister can establish airport.
• In the earlier days, the airports were operated by
civil servants.
• The acts authorized the minister to outsource
the building and running of the airport to a third
party.

6. Part 4 – Control and Managing the
Airports and its surroundings.
• Since the safe operation of airports require the
control of the surrounding areas, this act 3 give
the minister the power to manage and control
the surrounding areas, such as the building of
tall structure is prohibited.
• It include simple things such as the control of
live stocks and its movement into the airport
area.

7. PART 5 – LIABILITIES CAUSED BY
AIRCRAFT
• The Act gives provision for the liability on the
owner of the aircraft.
• Provision is made on the noise and vibration
may be caused by aircraft on aerodromes

8. RESOURCES
Website:
http://easalae.info/2012/01/malaysian-air-navigation-
order/
email : mktg@joharahman.com
Thank You
Joha
I was working as an aircraft maintenance engineer and currently serve as a
trainer in an approved training organization.