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Suasa Airlines Sdn Bhd (Suasa Airlines) has pleaded guilty at Sepang Sessions Court today for operating without a valid Air Service Permit (-ASP-) and was fined RM380,000.

Suasa Airlines was given permission by the DCA to fly from Subang to Langkawi only because it claimed it was a non-commercial flight.

In the case of Suasa Airlines, MAVCOM said the company had applied to operate a commercial flight from Kuala Lumpur to Langkawi on July 22, but it was rejected.

While floods in Beaufort are receding, residents remain on alert for downstream water flow that could bring floodwaters from inland areas.

The government intends to ensure that the establishment of the Malaysian Gig Economy Commission (SEGiM) is in line with the introduction of the Gig Workers Bill.

US President Donald Trump's tariffs on UK steel "couldn't come at a worse time," the industry has warned as the levy on US imports is introduced, reported PA Media/dpa news.

The Penang government has allocated RM49.45 million for 274,151 recipients under Phase 1 of the i-Sejahtera Programme this year.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has called on all Malaysians to join hands to become agents of unity and assist the MADANI Government in its efforts to unite all Malaysians

The Grant Thornton Women in Business Report reveals a concerning decline in the representation of women in senior management positions in Malaysia.

Singapore Airlines (SIA) passengers will not be allowed to use power banks or charge them throughout their flight effective April 1.

The cargo ship captain involved in the North Sea's deadly collision has been arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter.

For the period up to March 9 this year, the total number of deportations from Immigration depots was 9,199 people.

A report by the World Air Quality Index indicated that only 17 per cent of cities worldwide meet the recommended air quality standards.