Asia Pacific Aviation Safety Seminar 2018 to Take Place in Seoul on 5-6 September

Aviation safety professionals from the Asia Pacific region will gather in Seoul, Korea for the Asia Pacific Aviation Safety Seminar 2018 (APASS 2018) on 5-6 September.

The bi-annual event is being organised by the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) for the ninth time and is once again expected to draw a large audience of safety experts from government regulators & agencies, airlines, airframe manufacturers and service providers.

APASS 2018 will provide an Asia Pacific perspective on key aviation safety issues, including how the region is responding to growth, and ways in which innovation and new technologies can help to further improve flight safety and deliver operational efficiency.

The seminar programme includes workshops addressing specific safety topics such as measuring the effectiveness of safety management systems, human factors, new concepts in decision-making and cabin safety. These workshops aim to allow participants to identify practical and innovative solutions to safety threats and challenges.

AAPA Director General Mr. Andrew Herdman (pictured), said, "Flying today is extraordinarily safe, thanks to good teamwork and close cooperation between regulators, airlines and many other stakeholders. APASS is the leading regional aviation safety forum which provides all stakeholders a platform to share best practices, build trusted networks and address key industry safety issues."

This year's event is being hosted by Asiana Airlines, and supported by Airbus, Boeing, Aireon, Aerobytes, ASQS, CAE, Ideagen, MITRE, Pratt & Whitney, Singapore Aviation Academy, Southpac Aerospace,and Teledyne Controls.

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