Breaking! Malaysia wants control of its airspace! Fuck Seletar Airport!

[red amoeba]

Read scmp. Mudland unhappy bcos we install new radar at Selatar. Who knows what radar that is.

Anyway if anything it will accelerate our purchase of F35. We have the excuse now to do so.

 

[LaoTze]

Every time ANY country FUCK Stinkapore and maggots in white

I DAMN HAPPY HAPPY
That they fucking Arseloon and his maggots in white

Even happier if war breaks out as I then can get my gun and shoot maggots and paper generals

Enemies of our worse enemy (maggots maggotess in white and paper generals) are our friends and natural allies.
Without exceptions

 

[eatshitndie]

I thought large planes landed in seletar recently due to bad weather at changi.

cannot. runway too short. it needs to be extended to 6.9k feet to be able to accommodate landing of boeing 737 and airbus a320, which are used by many budget airlines. if there's an emergency at changi and planes need to be diverted, commercial jets as big as 737 or a320 will need to land in senai, subang, or mia. for larger planes that need longer runways, mia is not an option as its runway is only slightly longer than 6.9k feet.

 

[eatshitndie]

ils is very old tech, uses very low frequencies, and has limited range. for cat 1 ils (longest range), the range averages 696m (from 550m to slightly over 800m). this is because they are designed for small aircraft carrying tiny instruments. for modern and larger commercial aircraft, landing instrumentation relies on gps-augmented systems. don't know why mudlaysia has to kpkb over such short-range tech that is established by the itu and aviation industry for decades (already).

 

[winnipegjets]

Singapore should use this and the water issue as an excuse to invade Johore, Malacca and Negri Sembilan. Their Defense Minister already revealed state secret - only 4 of their fighter jets are air worthy. Just follow the Israeli game plan in 1967 seven day war - destroy as much of their air force as possible in a surprise attack, then use absolute air superiority and armoured forces to invade. No more water and airspace problems ......... but will have terrorist problem. Small price to pay for all that land and resources and the m&ds will be very humble after that. What's the point of spending billions of $$$ every year on armed forces if you're not going to pull the trigger when provoked?

I agree. Let the battle begin. We will win some battle but more likely, we will lose the war. Nonetheless, we should invade Mudland. Are the foreign volunteers going to be at the front? Which general will take the lead?

 

[winnipegjets]

cannot. runway too short. it needs to be extended to 6.9k feet to be able to accommodate landing of boeing 737 and airbus a320, which are used by many budget airlines. if there's an emergency at changi and planes need to be diverted, commercial jets as big as 737 or a320 will need to land in senai, subang, or mia. for larger planes that need longer runways, mia is not an option as its runway is only slightly longer than 6.9k feet.

Cannot use our expressway as runway?

 

[eatshitndie]

Cannot use our expressway as runway?

only for emergencies for fighter jets. short take off and landing.

 

[winnipegjets]

Malaysia's desire to take back airspace 'not a straightforward decision': Khaw Boon Wan

Malaysia's desire to reclaim the airspace in southern Johor is not a "straightforward decision", said Singapore's Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan on Tuesday (Dec 4).
Malaysia's Transport Minister Anthony Loke had brought up the topic in parliament earlier Tuesday, saying Malaysia would discuss its plans in greater detail with Singapore and, if necessary, refer to the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) for further advice.

Speaking to reporters, Mr Khaw said that the Malaysian authorities had earlier informed the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore of its intention to take back the airspace, citing "sovereignty issues and so on".

Malaysia had protested a new Instrument Landing System (ILS) at Singapore's Seletar Airport to be used by turboprops and business jets. The flight path would lead to height limits on building development and affect shipping operations in Johor, Mr Loke had said.
However, Singapore's Ministry of Transport said in response that the ILS aligns with existing flight profiles into Seletar Airport which "have been used for decades".

The current airspace arrangements were agreed upon in 1973 by states in the region, including Singapore and Malaysia. A bilateral agreement was then signed between Malaysia and Singapore in 1974.
"But as you know, airspace management has nothing to do with sovereignty," said Mr Khaw. "In fact, many countries have their airspace - or at least part of their airspace - managed by other countries."

Mr Khaw said airspace management is "very much about safety and efficiency".
"We note Malaysia's desire to take back the airspace, but as you know, this is a very congested airspace, probably one of the most complex airspaces in the world ... So it is not a straightforward decision to just change the status quo."
Mr Khaw said that ICAO procedures and processes indicate that any change must improve the status quo.

"If it doesn't, what is the point of changing? The criteria for improvement are safety and efficiency. Does it make it safer? Does it make it more efficient? Otherwise, why change?" said Mr Khaw.
Now that Malaysia has proposed a change, there must be "proper consultation" with the many stakeholders involved, he added.
Read more at https://www.channelnewsasia.com/new...back-airspace-khaw-boon-wan-response-10996012


Wah, Khaw is certainly very "diplomatic." He essentially tells Mudland that they can't manage the airspace.

 

[winnipegjets]

Read scmp. Mudland unhappy bcos we install new radar at Selatar. Who knows what radar that is.

Anyway if anything it will accelerate our purchase of F35. We have the excuse now to do so.

How many F35 can we afford to buy? PAP will want to use all our reserves to buy ...that way, the commission earned by certain people will hit the stratosphere. After the money is earned, the PAP will run road.

 

[JohnTan]

Malaysia wanting back their airspace is irresponsible. The airspace is better under Singapore's control.

 

[syed putra]

Why don't plane land and take off at seletar from the south?
The jiu hus are saying their land not jungle anymore. There are high rises planned or built north of seletar runway along the flight path.

 

[rushifa666]

Victory will be when they cut off water completely. Lets get that asap

 

[LaoTze]

I agree. Let the battle begin. We will win some battle but more likely, we will lose the war. Nonetheless, we should invade Mudland. Are the foreign volunteers going to be at the front? Which general will take the lead?

Wah ha ha ha ha!

Fighting to enable the maggots maggotess in white and paper generals to continue to tiew to kann and fuck all of us?
That the maggots maggotess in white and paper generals to continue to laugh and laugh and laugh all the way to their fucking banks?

 

[winnipegjets]

Malaysia wanting back their airspace is irresponsible. The airspace is better under Singapore's control.

But it is not sinkapore's in the first place.

 

[winnipegjets]

Malaysia wanting back their airspace is irresponsible. The airspace is better under Singapore's control.

Better for who? Mudland also wants its water back.
When are you going to lead the people to protest in front of the Mudland High Comm?

 

[steffychun]

War is useless. I challenge them to street fighting.

 

[Hypocrite-The]

Perhaps singkieland can bring the matter up to the ICJ etc..

 

[steffychun]

Perhaps singkieland can bring the matter up to the ICJ etc..

Tommy Koh to the rescue!

 

[Semaj2357]

more than that, he's say "change for fuck, ah" - if it ain't broke why fix it?

"If it doesn't, what is the point of changing? The criteria for improvement are safety and efficiency. Does it make it safer? Does it make it more efficient? Otherwise, why change?

Now that Malaysia has proposed a change, there must be "proper consultation" with the many stakeholders involved, he added.
Read more at https://www.channelnewsasia.com/new...back-airspace-khaw-boon-wan-response-10996012
Wah, Khaw is certainly very "diplomatic." He essentially tells Mudland that they can't manage the airspace.[/QUOTE]

 

[congo9]

Singapore should use this and the water issue as an excuse to invade Johore, Malacca and Negri Sembilan. Their Defense Minister already revealed state secret - only 4 of their fighter jets are air worthy. Just follow the Israeli game plan in 1967 seven day war - destroy as much of their air force as possible in a surprise attack, then use absolute air superiority and armoured forces to invade. No more water and airspace problems ......... but will have terrorist problem. Small price to pay for all that land and resources and the m&ds will be very humble after that. What's the point of spending billions of $$$ every year on armed forces if you're not going to pull the trigger when provoked?

Yes pull the trigger and invade Malaysian till Malacca. Send in our brown water navy and control Straits of Malacca.

Use absolute air power to control the ground troops. It's small price to pay. Remember the olden days, countries expanded by invasion, not by GU-NIANG ATTITUDE like China treat Taiwan.

Remember we are younger brother, smaller but well to do. Strong and nimble