The Safety Oversight Course (Aviation Authorities) SAFA in Jakarta provides aviation authorities with the knowledge and tools to conduct safety assessments and ensure compliance with international aviation safety standards.
From:
22-06-2026
Course Overview
The Safety Assessment of Foreign Aircraft (SAFA) program was developed by the European Civil Aviation Conference (ECAC) and is now managed by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). It is designed to ensure that foreign aircraft operating in European airspace comply with international safety standards.
This Safety Oversight Course (SAFA) provides participants with detailed training on the legal basis, methodology, and practical conduct of SAFA ramp inspections. The course covers inspector responsibilities, inspection techniques, reporting procedures, and the use of the European SAFA/SACA database.
Through workshops and practical exercises, participants will gain the knowledge and confidence to perform effective oversight and contribute to the improvement of global aviation safety.
Course Benefits
Understand the legal framework of SAFA inspections.
Learn to conduct ramp inspections effectively.
Strengthen compliance with ICAO and EASA standards.
Gain experience in identifying and categorizing findings.
Improve reporting skills using the SAFA database.
Course Objectives
Review ICAO and EASA oversight frameworks.
Understand the principles of the SAFA program.
Conduct standardized ramp inspections.
Identify and classify safety deficiencies.
Apply proper reporting and data entry procedures.
Evaluate operator corrective action plans.
Strengthen global aviation safety oversight.
Training Methodology
The course uses instructor-led lectures, case study analysis, interactive workshops, and practical ramp inspection simulations.
Target Audience
Civil Aviation Authority inspectors.
National aviation authority safety auditors.
Ramp inspection personnel.
Regulators responsible for oversight of foreign operators.
Target Competencies
SAFA inspection methodology.
Safety oversight and compliance monitoring.
Finding identification and categorization.
Safety reporting and corrective action follow-up.
Course Outline
Unit 1: Introduction to Safety Oversight and SAFA
ICAO and EASA safety oversight frameworks.
History and purpose of SAFA.
Legal and regulatory basis.
The role of aviation authorities.
Unit 2: Ramp Inspection Procedures
Pre-inspection preparation.
Conducting the inspection step by step.
Communication with operators and crew.
Inspector responsibilities and professionalism.
Unit 3: Identifying and Categorizing Findings
Types of findings (Level 1, 2, 3).
Documentation and evidence collection.
Case studies of ramp inspection results.
Common deficiencies in SAFA inspections.
Unit 4: Reporting and Database Entry
SAFA/SACA database overview.
Data entry and report submission.
Ensuring data accuracy and integrity.
Confidentiality and information sharing.
Unit 5: Corrective Actions and Follow-Up
Reviewing operator corrective action plans.
Monitoring compliance and follow-up inspections.
Coordinating with international authorities.
Continuous improvement in oversight.
Ready to strengthen your authority’s oversight capability?
Join the Safety Oversight Course (SAFA) for Aviation Authorities with EuroQuest International Training and gain the expertise to conduct professional and effective ramp inspections.
The Safety Oversight Course (Aviation Authorities) SAFA in Jakarta provides aviation professionals with the expertise and tools required to ensure the safety and compliance of air operations. Designed for aviation safety officers, regulatory authorities, airport officials, and quality assurance teams, this program focuses on the Safety Assessment of Foreign Aircraft (SAFA) program, which aims to enhance aviation safety through rigorous inspections and audits of foreign-registered aircraft operating within a country’s airspace.
Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the SAFA framework, learning how to conduct safety audits, assess aircraft operations, and implement safety oversight procedures in accordance with international aviation standards such as those set by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). The course covers key topics including inspection protocols, compliance verification, and reporting procedures, with an emphasis on ensuring that foreign aircraft meet the safety requirements of local and global aviation regulations. Through real-world case studies, role-playing scenarios, and practical exercises, attendees will learn how to manage safety inspections, address non-compliance issues, and enhance coordination between aviation authorities and operators.
These SAFA training programs in Jakarta emphasize the role of aviation authorities in fostering a culture of safety and compliance, ensuring that air travel is as secure as possible for passengers, crew, and ground personnel. Participants will also explore the latest trends in aviation safety, the use of technology in inspections, and the importance of data-driven decision-making in managing safety risks.
Attending these training courses in Jakarta offers professionals a unique opportunity to engage with experts in aviation safety and connect with regulatory authorities from various regions. Jakarta’s growing role in Southeast Asia’s aviation industry makes it an ideal location for understanding regional safety standards and global best practices. By completing this specialization, participants will be equipped to oversee aviation safety operations, conduct SAFA inspections, and contribute to the ongoing improvement of aviation safety within their organizations.