The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) signed into the Regional Aviation Safety Data and Information Sharing Initiative along with
The Philippines signs into an aviation safety data sharing agreement with Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, and Thailand.The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines signed into the Regional Aviation Safety Data and Information Sharing Initiative along with Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, and Thailand.
First proposed at the Asia-Pacific Summit for Aviation Safety in Singapore in 2023, the collaboration reflects the Philippines’ commitment to ensuring the highest standards of aviation safety in the region. According to Tamayo, the cross-border nature of aviation necessitates collaboration. He stated that through this agreement, the participating countries will collectively identify emerging trends and hazards, facilitating the continuous development of proactive measures that advance safety goals across the Asia-Pacific.
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