17 Asia-Pacific Airlines Discussing Aviation Safety in Bali, Indonesia
Nov. 20, 2008
The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) is holding Asia Pacific Aviation Safety Seminar 2008 (APASS 2008) at Jimbaran, Bali of Indonesia, from Nov. 20 to Nov. 21, to discuss latest developments in aviation safety, the Antara news agency reported on Nov. 20.
Some 150 participants from 17 airlines in Asian and Pacific countries and regions are taking part in the seminar hosted by Garuda Indonesia, said Emirsyah Satar, the Indonesian state-owned carrier Garuda President Director.
The discussions are expected to improve the airline industries, especially in terms of aviation safety. The two-day seminar titled "Asia Pacific Aviation Safety" also attracted aircraft manufacturers, suppliers, aviation safety experts and academicians.
"The seminar is important because it will discuss the most crucial aspect of aviation, namely safety," said Satar.
The outcome of the seminar will be helpful for the government to develop and improve the safety aspect of aviation in Indonesia, said Satar.