Over the next 20 years, traffic volume in Asia Pacific is expected to triple. Increased airspace complexity, combined with threats such as unpredictable weather, pandemics, workforce challenges, and geopolitical instability are pressure-testing aviation’s safety system. Our long-established foundational systems need to be reinforced to ensure resilience and relevance. 

The Asia Pacific Summit for Aviation Safety (AP-SAS) brings together more than 500 regulatory and industry aviation leaders, executives and experts to discuss emerging aviation safety challenges, and how countries can strengthen their safety regime, culture and leadership, to build a more resilient and safe aviation ecosystem in the Asia Pacific region.

AP-SAS 2025 will explore how to build a robust, durable, and adaptable aviation safety ecosystem that proactively evolves to meet challenges:

• An ecosystem in which aviation personnel are mentally and technically prepared for unforeseen events
• Where technology is ‘future ready’ with built-in redundancy
• Where regulatory capability stays ahead of industry needs
• Where processes are developed with threat and error management at the core, and
• Where safety management systems anticipate and adapt to the complex challenges ahead.