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[215677] From this lecture, I understand that how Malaysia focusing in advancing the Aerospace Industry. Malaysia got a potential to become the hub and center for aerospace industry that offer MRO, system integration, design, education and training in the south east Asia. Thank you Prof for the great video😁

[214779] From the video, I have learned more detail about the aerospace industry, and I can see that the aerospace industry in Malaysia is growing. Thank you Dr. for the lecture.

[215942] First of all, thank you so much Prof for the insight of the progress aerospace industry in Malaysia back in 1997 (when the National Aerospace Blueprint was introduced) until 2015. By looking back at the progress, Malaysia surely is in track of being one of the countries that offer a good MRO services to the airlines in SEA. It is shown where 3 days ago when the Philippines Airlines just sent their first Airbus A321ceo for the maintenance works at the Sepang Aircraft Engineering. It is a good sign that the other SEA countries started to recognise our excellent service in MRO. But for the field (Design, Manufacturing and System Integration), we should make a jump to empower our share in aerospace global market.

[217053] Thank you Prof Rahim, for a very detailed explanation. MRO in Malaysia has been improved and grown a lot in order to achieve the target of Malaysia Aerospace Blueprint. I hope in the future we will no longer depend on foreign workers in our MRO sector especially in military.

[217721]After observing the presenter, I grasp the objective of managing the aerospace sector in Malaysia. Being a foreigner, Malaysia's four areas of focus - design, MRO, system integration, education, and training - provide a competitive edge for the country to emerge as a leading aerospace industry in Asia or even potentially the global leader. Thank you, Prof, for the informative lecture.

[214218] I realised that the aerospace industry in Malaysia seems to be advancing to a good direction and the vision of being the main aerospace hub within the South East Asia countries made it more interesting. I am excited to see these targets sets for the each focus areas to be met in the nearest future. Thanks you, prof for the insightful video.

[217310] As mention, Malaysia aerospace industry year by year have a great improvement. With this opportunities we can make a aerospace industry as a new economy that will benefit country. even aero-manufacturing have achieved the target by be a global supply chain and at tier 2 and some below . This is such a great achievement beside great change for Malaysian citizen with new work job. thank you

[216562] Thank you, Prof for the lecture given. Based on what I have learned from this, Malaysia aiming and focusing for a better MRO which includes engineering design and Ground system such as Air Traffic Control. Other than that, is Aero-Manufacturing (Engines, Avionics and Engineering Design). Next, system integration and most important strategic analysis is education & training. As mentioned in the video, even though Aerospace Industry have reached milestone, the development is still in the state of unimpressive because we are not involving in major aircraft maintenance. But I believe that Malaysia can become one of country that expanding in Aerospace industry in the future since we are producing more qualified engineers especially Aerospace Engineer.

(217171) - From the lecture video, Malaysia has been improving greatly in MRO, and I believe Malaysia can go even further in MRO. However, even though, Malaysia has also focused on system integration, manufacturing education and training, I think there these 3 areas are still crucial and still need to be improved on. There must be more plans and targets for these areas. I believe this will improve Malaysia's aerospace industry and at the same time improve our economy. Thank you prof for the amazing video.

[214053] Thank you for the insightful lecture, Professor. From the discussion, it’s clear that while Malaysia’s aerospace industry has seen substantial growth, there’s still considerable potential to be unlocked. In Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO), we should aim to provide comprehensive, nose-to-tail services to reach our goal of capturing 5% of the global MRO market. In aero manufacturing, it's crucial to involve local talent in high-level research and development to advance beyond lower stages of the aircraft lifecycle and contribute to complex design and innovation. System integration remains a significant area where Malaysia lags behind, particularly when compared to other aerospace subsectors. Developing our capabilities here is essential to reduce reliance on foreign expertise, which is critical for our military and defense sectors. Its crucial because systems are the brains of the aircraft. Finally, to bridge the gap between academia and industry, more bridging programs should be established to equip our graduates with the practical skills necessary to meet industry demands.

[216037] Thank you for the video prof. Your lecture was very informative.

[213752] After watching the video, I became able to know the detail information about aerospace industry in Malaysia. Thank you, Prof.

[213816]-From the lecture we can understand that the Malaysian aerospace industry is focusing on four main areas to keep things running smoothly and make sure it has a strong future. First, there’s maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO), which is all about keeping planes safe and ready to fly. Then, there’s aero manufacturing, where they make all the parts needed for aircraft. The third area is system integration, which means making sure all the systems work well together for better performance. Finally, they’re big on education and training, helping young people learn the skills they’ll need to work in aerospace. They even team up with schools and universities to make sure students get the right knowledge. The video lecture really explained how these areas keep the industry strong and up-to-date! Thank you Prof.

[214869] Thank you prof for the very insightful lecture. It is interesting for me to know that the landscape of aerospace industry in Malaysia is expanding positively. However, I do have a question regarding this matter. Do you think Malaysia is capable of having its own major worldwide company like Airbus and Boeing in the future? Thank you prof

[217613] Why are most Malaysian industry activities only focused on the tail end of the aircraft lifecycle? Is it because MRO activities lead to higher profits? What should local companies do to be fully mature in Malaysia's Aerospace Industry and able to produce our own designs, manufacturing aircraft parts, system integration, and MRO activities instead of relying on foreign companies?

[216848] From the lecture, I noticed that many companies in Malaysia are collaborating with aerospace institutions such as UPM and UTM. They are also implementing bridging programs that offer training(focusing on manufacturing and design)for fresh graduates before they enter the industry. These partnerships provide students with invaluable real-world experience while helping companies cultivate a skilled workforce. Thank you Dr. for the sharing!

[217458] After viewing the video, i have gained a significant amount of motivation to further invest my efforts in aerospace industry providing that this video shows a comprehensive insight into the growing of Malaysia aerospace scene despite the challenges it faces. For example, majors industries and government agencies providing investment, training and collaborations to further solidifying the future of our country. A fascinating and insightful video, thank you for the lecture, Prof .

(213781) Thank you professor for giving us this class. I learned how Malaysia develops various parts of the aerospace industry. I learned which companies are in each part, what they do and the future development direction.

(216677) Thank you very much, Dr. This lecture video highlighted Malaysia's eagerness to develop its aerospace industry and the strong support it receives from the government. After watching it, I feel inspired to pursue a career in this sector, as I see promising opportunities ahead for aerospace in Malaysia.

(215276 Harikrishnan Telaykumar)Thanks dr for this valuable insight about Aerospace Engineering in Malaysia..I am really interested in MRO field of aerospace..With your clear lecture..I have no questions for now dr…

[215769] The aircraft industry's MRO conversation was especially enlightening. Effectively overseeing maintenance, repair, and overhaul activities is essential to maintaining aircraft safety and dependability while minimizing expenses. It's amazing to observe how data analytics and advances in technology are changing MRO procedures, enabling predictive maintenance and reducing downtime. I'm excited in the future to learn more about the strategic management components of MRO!

[217464] Thank you Prof Rahim, for the detailed breakdown of Malaysia’s aerospace landscape. The analysis of core areas such as aerospace manufacturing, system integration and training, highlighted the sector’s trajectory and ongoing challenges. I found the focus on government initiatives and strategies to expand the maintenance and engineering sectors particularly engaging, as it shows Malaysia’s competitive aspirations in the global market. Thank you for sharing this valuable information with us Prof 😊!

[214657] Having a deeper insight onto the roles our country has played into expanding each subsector within the Aerospace Industry as per the First National Aerospace Blueprint has been very eye-opening. As a student, I favored interest towards the MROs ; surely, an industrial training at any MRO would indeed offer one of a kind knowledge and experience. Overall, this lecture solidified my faith regarding Aerospace Industry’s flourishing future. Thanks for the great lecture Prof. Rahim ☺️

[217643] In my point of view, the Malaysian Aerospace Indsutry still ongoing with limited involvement in Research and Development and a focus on the tail end of the aircraft cyclists. So that, Malaysia company needs more investement on Aerospace indsutry and have to secure job packages. Thank you Prof for the information.

[214877] This video offers a comprehensive look at the subsectors for aerospace industry such as MRO, manufacturing, system integration, education and training. I am very interested in MRO subsector, its impressive how maintenance, repair, and overhaul are evolving with technology. I appreciate the detailed explanation of one of each subsector. Now, i clearly understand about those subsectors in aerospace industry. Thank you prof for the great lecture.

[215918] it is really good to know that malaysia is making efforts to advance the aerospace industry. As a student in aerospace industry, I really do think that the aerospace industry is one of the ways forward for malaysia in many key aspects. I hope malaysia will become one of the power houses in south east asia in the aerospace industry

[217416] After watching the lecturer, I understand the goal of management of the aerospace industry in Malaysia. As a foreigner, the four focuses of Malaysia, such as design, MRO, system integration, education and training really give advantage to the country to become one of the largest aerospace industries in Asia or later become the biggest one in the world. Thank you for the insightful lecturer, Prof.

[217718] Thank you dr for the insightful and knowledgeable lecture. In my opinion, i think is really important to see how does the aerospace industry develop drastically in Malaysia especially in current time. Its interesting to learn about the sector in aerospace industry such as MRO and manufacturing. I hope after graduated that I can work with a company that involve this sector so i can contribute to our country.

[215010] Thank you prof for this lecture as I'm able to gain more understanding in the Aerospace Industry in Malaysia, especially regarding the development and improvement of the MRO sub sector. With skilled talent and a strong focus on innovation, it’s exciting to see how the aerospace industry here will keep evolving. Looking forward to seeing Malaysia achieve even bigger in the upcoming years.

[214665] Malaysia is a desirable location for aerospace manufacturing, maintenance, repair, and overhaul activities due to its strategic location in Southeast Asia. Its proximity to important Asia-Pacific markets makes it even more attractive to aerospace companies looking to expand there. In order to guarantee that graduates have the requisite abilities and knowledge, the industry places a strong emphasis on ongoing professional development and works with educational institutions. Thank you for the great video Prof.

[214686] It is exciting to learn more about the growth of Malaysia’s aerospace industry, particularly in areas like aircraft manufacturing, the MRO, system integration, and education. We can actually see that the government is strongly support aerospace industry reflecting a genuine commitment to enhance growth and competitiveness. I feel encouraged to be in this industry as i can see the opportunities ahead for this sector in Malaysia. Thank you for the video, Prof!

[215681] I really have high hope for aerospace industries in Malaysia to shift their main focus subsector from MRO to manufacturing and designing, so that Malaysian brand can be carved into the global market as a familiar name but investment for R&D need to be allocated to make it possible. Thank you Prof.

[215336] Thank you Prof. for the very insightful lectures. In my opinion, to elevate the Malaysia's position in the global market, enhancing our design and production capabilities is the most important part. Other than that, Malaysia government must do continuous investment in R&D, education, and skilled workforce development is essential for progressing to a higher-tech, sophisticated level within the industry.

[216743] From this lecture , I’m very interested in MRO in the aerospace industry in Malaysia . It’s fascinating to see how the improvement in technology and data analytics are increasing year by year that’s transforming the MRO practices , enabling predictive maintenance and reducing downtime. Thank you Dr. for the sharing , hope to see you again in the next lecture session .

[216407] Malaysia's aerospace sector has developed strategically, highlighting significant initiatives in manufacturing, system integration, MRO, and training. Also, with the establishment of AMIC and the offset programs, R&D and technology transfer have increased, but the sector remains highly MRO- and manufacturing-oriented. The challenge for Malaysia in the upcoming years will be to increase the nation's participation in high-tech and early-stage design projects in order to secure bigger potential in the aerospace industry. It is encouraging to know that the aerospace sector in Malaysia is not only well-established but also expanding. This growth indicates a bright future, defying any skepticism over the industry's sustainability in Malaysia. Thank you, Prof., for the very informative lectures.

[217048]I'm impressed by the progress in Malaysia's aerospace industry, especially its focus on MRO. It's interesting to see how technology and data analysis are changing MRO practices, helping with predictive maintenance and reducing downtime. I’m looking forward to learning more about the management aspects of MRO in future lectures.Thank you Prof for great lecture

216362 Thank you for this insightful overview of Malaysia's aerospace industry. It’s exciting to see Malaysia growth and focus on technology. Your sharing of was really helpful

[216907] Malaysia’s aerospace industry has shown remarkable progress, particularly in sectors like Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO), aerospace manufacturing, and education. However, challenges remain, including limited investment in research and development (R&D) and a shortage of skilled workforce, which impact the industry’s ability to compete globally. Strengthening capabilities in high-tech innovation and advanced manufacturing is crucial. With greater government support, targeted investments, and stronger partnerships between universities and industry, Malaysia has the potential to become a more influential player in the global aerospace landscape, contributing significantly to both the regional and international markets.

[217435] As an inspiring Aerospace Engineer, I am most intrigued in the Manufacturing/ Design sub-sector. With the incoming investments from companies such as Safran, it is helping local companies to improve and become tier 1 aerospace companies in the future further strengthening Malaysia as one of the main aerohub in Southeast Asia and possibly Asia. Thank you for the great video Prof

[214480] I find Malaysia's aerospace industry's growth impressive, especially in MRO, manufacturing, and education. However, limited R&D investment and workforce shortages restrict its global competitiveness. Advancing in high-tech areas and strengthening domestic capabilities are essential. With more government support and collaboration between academia and industry, Malaysia could become a significant player in aerospace.

(213859) the Malaysian aerospace industry is indeed a great investment by the government, such amazing achievements and goals have been achieved by the companies, airlines and other industry players from the public and private sectors. I do believe that the education of such a fascinating project is a key role in the successful operations of this field.

[215747] My suggestion to improve Malaysia’s MRO for aerospace, invest in AI-driven predictive maintenance and 3D printing to enhance efficiency and reduce downtime. Focus on sustainability by using eco-friendly materials and green energy in MRO facilities. Strengthen local supply chains and partner with global MRO leaders for quality standards and tech transfer. Develop talent through specialized training and a centralized digital platform for streamlined tracking and reporting. I hope one day, I can have my own company contribute for Malaysia GDP and can be shown on your slide,Prof.😤😤

[214180] The Malaysian aerospace industry, guided by the Malaysian Aerospace Council and the First National Aerospace Blueprint, focuses on enhancing sub-sectors like MRO and manufacturing through government incentives and international collaborations. While significant progress has been made, local companies primarily engage at the end of the aircraft lifecycle, limiting their involvement in complex design and R&D activities. To improve competitiveness, the industry must shift towards early-stage aircraft development and invest in advanced technology and workforce training. Thank you for the great lecture Prof.

[215588] very informative and insightful, I agree the efforts done by the Malaysian society of aerospace engineers is indeed crucial to pave the way to establish our country as a leading body in the aerospace industry, however as Prof stated, we cannot be comfortable with what we have and must keep pushing forward to build instead of buy. For this we as the future generations must further invest in the RnD sector of the aerospace industry instead of the MRO sector.

Thank you for the video

Please provide pdf of notes

Your videos are really good and underrated...hope you will finish whole syllabus...kindly include book for these lectures for basic, intermediate and advanced student

Sir thank u for course. is it possible that sharing notes as a pdf?

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