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Indonesia's Aviation Safety Score Exceeds Global Average

September 1, 2026

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Key Takeaways

Indonesia's aviation safety score is 78.85 percent.
The score exceeds the global average of 70.6 percent.
The score is based on the International Civil Aviation Organization's USOAP.
Indonesia is seeking a seat on the ICAO Council.

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Strategic Implications

Indonesia's high aviation safety score may indicate the country's growing commitment to international standards, which could strengthen its position in regional aviation. The score suggests that Indonesia's efforts to update aviation regulations are paying off, and its bid for an ICAO Council seat may be more competitive as a result.

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What Happened

Transportation Ministry Reports High Score In International Audit

Indonesia’s aviation safety and security performance has scored 78.85 percent in an International Civil Aviation Organization audit, exceeding the global average of 70.6 percent. The Transportation Ministry said the score was based on the International Civil Aviation Organization’s Universal Safety Oversight Audit Programme. The ministry is continuing to update aviation regulations to keep pace with international standards. According to ANTARA News, Indonesia is also seeking a seat on the ICAO Council, with a focus on skills and sustainable aviation.

Source | Originally Published: September 1, 2026

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