The Asia Pacific Aviation Safety Seminar 2025 (APASS 2025) is set to take place in Manila, the Philippines on September 10 and 11, bringing together more than 200 safety professionals from across various aviation verticals.
The event, organised by the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA), will bear the theme, Safety Without Borders: Global Partnerships, Local Impact.
Sessions will spotlight the most pressing safety challenges today in aviation, including the future of aviation safety leadership and organisational culture, crew performance and decision-making in dynamic environments, fatigue management for crew, maintenance and dispatch, and more.
New features at APASS 2025 include dedicated Flight Operations and Cabin safety components, a joint Engineering/Airlines/MRO collaboration panel, and roundtables involving turboprop and regional jet operators, enhancing the practical value of the seminar to participants.
The event is endorsed by the Flight Safety Foundation, supported by the International Civil Aviation Organization.
Subhas Menon, director general of AAPA, said: “As the Asia-Pacific region continues its rapid growth trajectory, the need for shared strategies, transparency, and trust across borders becomes ever more important. APASS 2025 will convene leading voices from across the industry to drive meaningful, and objective improvements in safety performance.”
