Indonesia and France strengthen air safety collaboration
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Indonesia’s Directorate General of Civil Aviation and France’s DGAC are expanding their partnership to improve aviation safety oversight, building on a collaboration that began in 2019.
Since 2019, the two agencies have worked together on inspector training, standardization, and quality management through a Technical Cooperation Agreement. In September, officials from both countries and Airbus met in Jakarta to discuss future priorities, including low-visibility operations, risk management, and personnel licensing.
The partnership aims to create a lasting, sustainable oversight system for Indonesia’s civil aviation authority, preparing for the International Civil Aviation Organization’s Universal Safety Oversight Audit Programme in 2027. France’s DGAC noted that successful insights from the cooperation must become fully integrated into Indonesia’s institutions to ensure long-term improvements. Lukman F. Laisa, Director General of Civil Aviation, said maintaining safety oversight is a continuous responsibility.
