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National Airport Master Plan Overview

Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad (MAHB) is initiating a comprehensive National Airport Master Plan study to enhance air transport's role in economic competitiveness and ensure sustainable airport development. The plan aims to integrate airport planning with local policies, address complex issues, and evaluate current aviation scenarios to meet future demands. The study will be conducted in stages, focusing on key international and regional airports, and will involve collaboration with experienced consultants.

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National Airport Master Plan Overview

Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad (MAHB) is initiating a comprehensive National Airport Master Plan study to enhance air transport's role in economic competitiveness and ensure sustainable airport development. The plan aims to integrate airport planning with local policies, address complex issues, and evaluate current aviation scenarios to meet future demands. The study will be conducted in stages, focusing on key international and regional airports, and will involve collaboration with experienced consultants.

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Page No.
Preamble.
1.0 Introduction J
] r ' '...
2
2.0 3.3
3.1
3.2
Aims
Definition Nati()nal
Definitions:
Airport & Objectives..:
and
Planning
Airport Frame
Natio9a1 Master
Ptocessork Airport Plan Study
Master Framework,
Plan

, 3
3.0

5
7

~ ~Iobal Sc~pe ""(,1 and 1 Coverage


and J NatioMl off Study Aviation Scenarios

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+.,2 Ir1. 4.2.1


~ 4.1.2
Policy Conte
GlbjA
NationQl
Natlo o. a Legislatiol),
lAir vl~hon
Policies,
..I:' TransportScenarIOS .,cenarlos Strategies Organizational
.. in ~ Airport Frameworlc and Aviation.

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10,;~,~
., 4.2.2 Law.~~lation and Guidelines "..:!"~,

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..~' ,. Forecast on Avtation Demand , ,..,:...;.

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4.3.1 Aviatioh Activities

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4.3.2 Global and Regional Demand ,.:,.;;:,~:
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-.Ph 4.3.3 Domes' Demand

., 13
4_4 ysical Devel 13
" C, P ment of National Airports

", 4.4.1 Airport


Land U e Compatlbi/ityand Social Planning

13

, 4.4.3 Airport
15
Environmental
4.4.4 Airport i ndAViationiTeChnOIOgies
ndAviationiSafetyand
anagement }>Ian (EMP) Security 16
.17

4.5
7
Object; es ' """ "
,17
4.5.2 4.5.3,
.Consu/t
Environ I nvironment~1
ntenta/Issues,
Responsihi/ities Issues In During
EMP Operations Of The Airport.,
18
./.5.3
19
19
4 _-"), 1M .'
'.)..).- nvlronmen~ omtormg P rogramme
20

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4.5.4 Environmental Baseline Establishment at Each of the Airports.

...21
4.6.1
Economic
4.5.7
4.5.6
4.5.5 Socioeconomic
Recommendations
Airport
Environmental
and Financial
Environmental Background
Compliance
Evaluation
and Future
Best-Practices and Direction
Compatibility Review , '..'...'

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4.6
.23

.23
4.6.3
4.6.2 FinancingCapacityAnalysis
EconomiclmpactAnalysis ,..,.,..

.24

.24
4.6.4 &onomicBenefitAnalysis -

.25

5.0 5.1
Methodo~ogy 5.1.1
Background .Revi Study
!..J and Secondary I Data Collection

26
26
5.1.2 Revi 3 of
of Legislation,
National Policies Regulations and Strategies
and Standards.
26

...26
5.1.5
5.1.3
5.1.4 Interviews
Secondary
Revi of Literature
and
Data FocusCollection Group Discussions ,

...27

...27

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5.2i Site VISit and Surveys for Primary Data Collection ;..
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5.3 :',;C\;
'-',C Data Analysis, Alternative Strategies and Evaluation

5.4 ..,.; ; Recommendation, lmplementation Tasks and Schedule

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6.0 Del~verable, StudySchedule ".'.
6.1 Dellverable.c;
,.]..J -,.,'-,..,.,
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6.1.3
6.1.2
National Airport Ma$ter Plan Draft Report
..33

Nationa~Airport Master Plan Final Report. ,35

~.o ProposedScheduleStU~~
36

8~O Study Team And Financi~1Proposal


37
8. Study Team ...~
-'I
8.2 Financial Propos~1
37
l~jO Responsibilities

~~ferences .40

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38
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Confidential

PREAMBLE

Airport planning shall be recognized as an integral part of an area-widecomprehensiveplanning


programme. Within the comprehensiveplanning framework, airport developmentand operations
should be coordinated with the planning, policies and programme for the area in which the
airport is located.

In this regards, Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad intends to appoint a Consultant/Plannerto


conduct a comprehe~sive study on~!iQ!!![Link]!P..Q.~asteI::J>Jan,.fo(..5,cjntematiQn.3lajrports,
1.6
.4QD1~~(ports...andJ8.s~P2-r!.. The intended National Airport Master Plan will act as a
tool to ensure that av;ia1io.D.~~1~J!!~
among federal, state, and local agenciesis ~~d and
Y:ario~~bal aviat~is!,~~ be,discussedand recommendedfor implementation:

The said works/planning study has beenproposedto carry out into ~e~ stagesas follows
",:" -~,

t) Stage1 ~,5 International Ai~rts (KLIA,.,PEN, ~CH, BKI ~ ~GK)


Stage2 -Other airports in Peninsularof Malaysia
ji)
iit~ Stage3 -Other airports inSabah & Sarawak

Stage involves a compreheps~y~s,~dyp~e~,Q~c~h~~eed


state~e~t:

~ul tant.,perf9.r,m
li.e. Stage 2 and Stage 3 accondingly
--
,f\W~~~~~:,2 will enablethem to \>econsidered for the consecutive stages

Only competent consultants/planners with wide experiences in .!i~.Q~, ~n.,and r~egio!:l~1


J;illJniJlgare invited for this qontract. The prospective consultant/planner will work together with

~!e2m of MAijJ1.P~~~~~&~~ frol;n conceptionstage till the successful implementation


theNation,1 Airport Master~Ian.

Rese:u &: PiiU111 MAHI!I

mica!
Confidential

MALA~IA AIRPORTS HOLDING BERHAD (MAHB)


I TECHNICAL SERVICES DIVISION

NEED STATEMENT
fOR CONSULTANCY SERVICES OF
NAT~ONAL AI~ORT MASTER PLAN STUDY

1.0 INTRODUCTIO~

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Malaysia Airports Holdin~ Berhad (MAHB -the Employer) intends to review and access the
roJe of air transport in enl)aricing the ~).$-[Link] in global market,

~mizingJin1g}g~and J!1eff.JJ1e-~Jhe_-[Link]~~
within the~~~ of other
~rtatiOn.:[Link] goooroad transport arid trans:nation rai..:sYStemin the future.

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The Eight Malaysia Plan 2001-2005, has outlined its development thrust with emphasis in long-
tenn integrated planning and 'COordinatedimplementation of projects to ensure more orderly,
systematic and comprehens~vedevelopment of infrastructure and utilities. And due to rising
demand for air transport, efforts are taken by MAHB to improve productivity and efficiency at
all its airpoFtS;A NationatAirport MasterPlanisvita[to ensurethe development ofairports"ih

Malaysia g~~~m!!!~~ at par !with the sustainability of the environment.

The said master plan will d~tailed .up the long-tenn development of ai~ort system in Malaysia,
i

to set out integrated plans for future development of Malaysian ai~orts, designed to meet

projected needs given Ct,>munity, environmental. and political considerations. Ai~ort

development will continue 0 focus 01 efficienc). producti\'it:. and flight safet~' as well asiincreasinglthe

capacity to c~ er for the r,sing demand tor air transport. !\r Qirport master plan is

p,o;:,,"','.fCIII.';;
Pi:U1nini,:. \IAIIf3 ;!"'Ori \1a.;;I::r Pian

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set of legal and coordinatedIreferencedocument since there are many entities with to its specific
roles and functions involve4 in overall ,lanning and managementof airports and its surrounding
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environments internally or Fxternally in Malaysia. Airport Master plan is essentialto address

complex capacity, environ~ental~-mtional..eCOflom~~~2i~l~~j,!h..,!imort


-..,c. ~-" due to
enhancementof technologie$,[Link]:manQ~~~~,Sg.?-rts and~~[Link] the
communities. The airport mlJ,Ster
plan must be recognisedas an ll![Link]-its.-comprehensive
i

i p!~ing ~rograml1)e. In ~dition, airport development and operations should be coordinated


ccwiththeplanning, policies ~d programme for the area in wbichtbeairport located.

2.0 AIMS & OBJECT_VES

The National Airport MasterlPlan is ver-j important in order to meet the following requirements:
a'}-The Need for an IntegratedNational Transportation System ,i_~:
JJl Importanceof Air Transport in Regional Economic Qrowth : {,~~:;
c) The Need for ICAO $t3ridardsand RecommendationCompliance~~t;
:si) CoordmatlonTools BetweenAgencies Y'~c"Cc"",:,""[Link],'t:
'.c!~t;4c"c ";"i' i'c
",'L,c, ,~",'
.i\ Airport planning and ~ntegrationwith Local Planning in Malaysiai.,j-";';;r.-.!",,-
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.1) Need to Address Co~plexIssuesof Airport Planning

The aims bf National Airport Master Plan are to provide directions, guidance toward achieving
--'-'~-' "'- c~_.-
~~~corg~i~ti~n vision and Fission;)o 1provi4~~~q:~~~~~~~~ to-aJ,I:[Link]
I

lof A National Airliort MasterPlan include are:-


Objectives
I Ia>(To analyze the glo~al and local aviation scenarios ~nd air transport markets for
Malaysianairports.

~) To I identify federal, ~tate and local government policies, strategies ~d guidelines for

I co9rdination betweenI MAHB, g(>vernment agencies and relevant authorities in airport


pla~ning and its surr(!)~nding devdlopment control

...
rrec~nical Rcsfarch &: Planning. 1\1-\1-1$ Nationa! /\if1>l)rI 1\1a.;;terPlan -'
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c) I To identify the~~~~.lframework for airport development in Malaysia and to
recommendstrategiesin strengtheningof the current institutional framework ofMAHB.

d) To evaluatethe 3P~~~a~ of CUrrentaviationand ~~~~~~~~~ and to


!2!.ecaslt._~~ for enhancement
programmeswith relation to growing needs and
technologygrwt1t.

[To define aviation, land use, environment and socio-economic issues, problems and
I constraintsof airport development.

tf-To identify existi~gand committeddevelopmentsurroundingsnearthe airport, land area


needsandphysicalrequirements
for future airportdevelopment.
j

&{ To identify social impact, socio-economic growth and economic benefits of airport
towards communities surroundingthe airport., ."
i).~~;t:;,j!
IJ. To identify environmental impact for achievementofsuStairiable airport development,
operationand management.

To define economicsbenefits, financial frameworkand investmentplan basedon the


future needs.

~ To define nationalIairport clas$ificationhierarchy.

I)' To proposedphas~ implementation


courseof actionsandits institutionalframework.
/' I

Technical Research& Planning. M~-\HB Nallona: ,.Irpl"; t, !.iSler Pl~ 4

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3.0 DEFINITION AND FRAMEWORK

3.1 Definitions: National Airport Master Plan


National Airport Master Plan is. a plan set forth as a_~eferr~LdoCJIrn~ntfor
Malaysia Airports Holpings Berhad and other related agencies in the long range
development needs o~ the national airport system. The master plan provides
~.t(~Jegi.q..[Link] recas or 50 ears lannin horizons (or more). The
: ~

documentplays as guitIe for airports hierarchies, air port physical development,


! financial and investment plan, airport operations and management, taking into

considerationsof needs for best-practice achievementin land use planning, socio-


.
'.

economicand environmental sustainableapproach. "1


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3.2 Airport Planning Process

The national ai~rt master plan is required in promoting a continuous airport


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planning process "with"vision .and proactive plaiiriing based on current and
c ;
projected conditions~Th~p;lanning
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process ensuresaviatioitdemand is satisfy in a
feasible manner, ~ile consideration on aviation, environment and socio-
c

economic issues affecting airport is properly addressed. The ai~rt planning


processis divided into ff;)urmain stagesas stated in Figure 1.

Icchnical Researchl;; Pl;mning. ,'tAli!!. National Airport Mastcr Pial] 5


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