Malaysia's primary paramilitary aviation component is managed by the Malaysian Maritime Law Enforcement Force (MMEA). While the Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM) also possesses an active air wing (Pasukan Gerakan Udara - PGU), current military guidelines focus on ground equipment for 2026, while explicitly detailing the MMEA's air assets.

MALAYSIAN PARAMILITARY AVIATION • Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA)
Paramilitary ε4,500 personnel. Mission: Maritime law enforcement, search and rescue (SAR), and coastal surveillance. The force is supported by a specialized provisional Air Unit.

Forces by Role & Equipment by Type
Paramilitary Air Unit

• AIRCRAFT Total 2 Aircraft.

Maritime Patrol (MP) with 2 ac:

• 2 Bombardier 415MP.

• HELICOPTER Total 6 Helicopters.

Search & Rescue (SAR) with 3 hel:

• 3 AgustaWestland AW139.

Multi-Role (Helicopters) with 3 hel:

• 3 Aerospatiale AS365 Dauphin.

ROYAL MALAYSIAN POLICE • Pasukan Gerakan Khas / BRIMOB
Paramilitary ε22,500 personnel (including 18,000 in the General Operations Force). While the air wing's specific 2026 flight frames are not tabulated in the provided military data sections, the force operates significant ground support equipment:

Forces by Role & Equipment by Type Police General Operations Command

• ARMOURED FIGHTING VEHICLES

• APC (W): AT105 Saxon.
• AUV: ε30 SB-301.

Note: Historical data from 1991 indicated that the Police Air Wing previously operated a diverse fleet including C-47, PC-6, and Bell 212 airframes. In the modern 2026 context, procurement priorities for Malaysian security forces have shifted toward maritime patrol aircraft, MALE UAVs, and a planned acquisition of 24 new helicopters starting in 2026 to be distributed across the various services to replace aging legacy assets. Current operational efforts for these paramilitary units are focused on "grey-zone" challenges in the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) and counter-piracy in the Sulu Sea.