The certificate means that MAB Academy, the training arm of Malaysia Aviation Group, will be listed in the IATA CBTA Center Certified Companies Register and feature in the upcoming IATA DGR Manual 67th Edition (2026) and future editions.
To further enhance training, MAB Academy is integrating Extended Reality (XR) into its CBTA DGR courses, providing participants with an interactive and immersive learning experience.
Aida Salfaraz Ahmad Fadzil, Chief Operating Officer of MAB Academy, says, “Receiving IATA’s CBTA DGR accreditation is a significant milestone for MAB Academy, reaffirming our commitment in being the preferred one-stop training centre, delivering world-class aviation training. This recognition not only enhances our credibility as a trusted training provider but also enables us to equip industry professionals with the highest standards of competency in handling dangerous goods.”
Dr Xie Xingquan, Regional Vice President for North Asia and Asia Pacific at IATA, adds, “By adopting a competency-based training approach, Malaysia Airlines is enhancing operational safety, and improving workforce competence, performance, and continuous learning. This achievement underscores their dedication to high-quality aviation training and ongoing improvement, setting a benchmark for the industry in advancing workforce skills and regulatory compliance.”