A total of 3 AW139 were procured by the Malaysian Coast Guard, officially known as the "Agensi Penguatkuasaan Maritim Malaysia" or "Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency" (MMEA). All are based at Kuala-Lumpur's Subang airport and supplement three AS-365 Dauphin helicopters and two Canadair CL-215 fixed-wing aircraft. With a total of just 8 aircraft, the agency is relatively small, considering how much coastline and watersurface they have to cover. Picture taken during a crew training flight shortly after the AW139's were delivered to Malaysia in early 2011.

The Agensi Penguatkuasaan Maritim Malaysia - or Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency MMEA - took delivery of three AS-365N3 Dauphin helicopters in 2007. M70-01 is seen here in front of the old hangar close to the civilian passenger terminal. The agency has since been renamed to Malaysian Coast Guard and has also moved all its fixed- and rotary wing assets to it's own, new hangar built on the military side of Subang Airport.

Malaysia received three new Dauphins for coast guard duties in 2007.

With sistership M70-02 parked behind.

Shiny Dolphin.

The Malaysian coast guard was known as the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) until the international name Malyasia Coast Guard was adopted in 2017.

A colourful scene at the maritime part of the LIMA show at Tanjung Malai, Langkawi.