In the framework of the cooperation between the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) and the Arab Civil Aviation Organization (ACAO) based on the MOU signed in 2023, to renew their commitment for providing aviation training for the civil aviation sector in the Arab region, a training course on “Resolution of Safety Concerns” has been conducted as an implementation of the on-site training part of the MOU.

The event, jointly organized by the ACAO and CAAS, was successfully held from 19th to 24th January 2025. The Jordan Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission (J-CARC) played a pivotal role in hosting this significant training program.

Safety is the cornerstone of aviation. Without it, the trust of passengers, stakeholders, and regulators would be compromised. Safety is not static; it is an evolving challenge, requiring vigilance, collaboration, and innovation. Addressing safety concerns demands a united effort from all stakeholders—regulators, operators, service providers, and regional and international organizations. Each of them plays a vital role in maintaining and enhancing the safety of the operations.

The training course spanned five days, incorporating a comprehensive range of interactive sessions, case studies, and practical exercises. Participants had the opportunity to delve into various topics, including learn the best practices in approach for resolution of safety concern, safety Oversight.

Bringing together aviation professionals, experts, and regulators from across the region, the training course aimed to enhance the skills and knowledge of CAA’ Staff involved in oversight and surveillance processes. By fostering collaboration and sharing best practices, the course aimed to identify practical solutions to pressing safety concerns strengthen the overall oversight process and mainly the efficiency of enforcement process within the Arab region.

The collaboration between ACAO, Singapore CAA, and CARC highlighted the commitment of aviation authorities to promoting safety. The event successfully fostered networking and collaboration among participants, creating a robust platform for future information sharing and cooperation. The impact of this regional training program is expected to be felt throughout the aviation community, positively influencing flight operations and ensuring a safer sky for all.

CAAS has always been considered as a valuable partner of ACAO, especially for its significant contribution to capacity building in the civil aviation sector,”.
A special thank for the Jordanian Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission (J CARC) as host of the event, for their generous hospitality and the way they have facilitated this training.