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Aviation Division
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| Mr. Chandrasekaran a/l Periappan |
| Master Degree in Science, University of Strathclyde, Scotland |
- Under Secretary Jusa C, Ministry of Transport (Sept 2008 – present)
- Under Secretary, PTD M54, Ministry of Transport (June 2006 - August 2008)
- Principle Assistant Secretary, PTD M52, Ministry of Transport (January 2005 - May 2006)
- Principle Assistant Secretary, PTD M48 Maritime Division, Ministry of Transport (January 2000 - December 2004)
- Further Study for Masters Degree Science (Sept 1997 - December 1999)
- Senior Assistant Director A11, Science & Technology Division, Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation (January 1992 - August 1997)
- Assistant Director A19, MAMPU, Prime Minister’s Office (January 1983 - December 1991)
- Diploma in Public Administrative,INTAN (June 1982 - December 1982)
- Assistant Manager, Sime Darby (April 1980 - May 1981)
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Aviation Division is one of the divisions in Ministry of Transport Malaysia. This division is responsible for all civil aviation affairs in Malaysia. This division is made up of five units as follow:
- Air Transport
- Airport Services
- Aerospace & Industrial Hubbing
- Licensing & Rural Air Services
- Safety/Security & Convention
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- To process the applications from scheduled airlines to increase flight frequency or to introduce new routes within 2 weeks.
- To process the applications from charter airlines to operate charter flights within 1 week.
- To process the applications for airspace closure within 2 weeks.
- To process the applications for upgrading / construction of airport and system within 3 months.
- To process the applications for Air Services License (ASL) within 6 month.
- To process the applications for Air Services Permit and approval for flying school within 1 month.
- Response to all complaints received within 3 working days.
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- To plan and review the policies relating to air services from time to time.
- To expand the international air services network through air negotiations.
- To ensure the planning, building and maintenance of airport infrastructure is in accordance with the specified standards.
- To ensure that all existing rules and regulations in air transport / aviation are in accordance with the guidelines stipulated by the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO).
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- To develop an efficient, economical and safe air transport system for passengers and cargo.
- To plan and implement infrastructural projects to meet the demands of air transport.
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