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Directorate General of Civil AviationMINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATIONDirectorate General of Civil AviationDirectorate of Airworthiness and Aircraft Operations

Improving Aviation Safetyin Indonesia

Aviation Insurance Conference

DGCA - Indonesia

March 7, 2013

MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATIONDirectorate General of Civil AviationDirectorate of Airworthiness and Aircraft Operations

Safety Briefing : DAAO & Industry

Republic of Indonesia

Geographic coordinate :96 E, 141 E11 S, 06 N

Extend :Greatest E-W 5,100 km Greatest N-S 1,888 km(Note : Boeing 777, 900 km/hr)

Islands : Total -17,508Named - 6,000Settled permanently - 1,000

Area ( 15th to the world):Land : 1,919,440 sq km /741,050 sq mi

Mountains-volcanic :Total - 400Active - 150

Provinces : 33

Population :248,216,193 (July estimates 2012)

Ethnic groups -native:300, of which 180 are located in Papua

Languages :742 languages and dialects



•B.ACEH

•BIAK

•SERUI

•KUPANG

•ATAMBUA

•NUNUKAN

•SINTANG

•PUTUSSIBAU

•TG.SELOR

•BAUBAU

•LONGBAWAN

•MALINAU

•AEK GODANG

•PONTIANAK

•KEPI

•SILANGIT

•KAO

•TARAKAN

•BULI

•LHOKSEUMAWE

•BEOGA

•AMBON

•OKABA

•MUARATEWEH

•DUMAI

•MATAK

•SAMARINDA

•SOLO

•EWER

•BABO

•GORONTALO•TOLITOLI

•PALU

•POSO

•GN. SITOLI

•BANJARMASIN

•JAKARTA

•T.MERAH

•BATAM

•T. PINANG

•SARMI

•JAMBI•P. PINANG

•BENGKULU •PANGKALANBUN

•LAMPUNG

•PALEMBANG •KUALA PEMBUANG

•BERAU

•NATUNA

•NABIRE

•PALANGKARAYA

•MOROTAI

•GALELA

•SENGGO

•PEKAN BARU

•MEDAN

•SIBOLGA

•PADANG

•DABO

•ALOR

•POMALA

•MAKASSAR

•MARANGGO(TOMEA)

•MAMUJU

•BALIKPAPAN

•MANOKWARI•GEBE

•SANANA

•MANADO

•LUWUK

•SURABAYA

•KETAPANG

•BADE

•KENDARI

•TERNATE

•LANGGUR

•KAIMANA

•BINTUNI•T. PANDAN

•KOTA BARU

•FAK FAK

•ENAROTALI

•WAMENA

•JAYAPURA

•SORONG

•MERAUKE

•SAMPIT

•MALANG

•JOGYAKARTA

•MULIA

•ROTE

•SAUMLAKI

•TIMIKA

•KISAR

•MEULABOH

•SINABANG

•WANAM

•KUALA

•KURUN

•BUNTOK

•SINGKEP

•BUOL

Domestic routes

Sumber: Direktorat Angkutan Udara, September 2011



•Jaringan Rute Penerbangan Luar Negeri

•JAKARTA •DENPASAR

•SURABAYA

•MEDAN

•HONG KONG

•SINGAPORE

•SHANG HAI•GUANGZHOU

•TOKYO•OSAKA

•NAGOYA

•INCHEON

•BANGKOK

•PERTH•SYDNEY•MELBOURNE

•JEDDAH

•RYADH

•SAIGON

•PONTIANAK

•KUCHING

•PENANG

•PEKANBARU

•IPOH

•JOGJAKARTA

•BEIJING

•KUALA LUMPUR

•MALAKA

•SEMARANG•BANDUNG

•JOHORBAHRU

•KINABALU

•MATARAM

•MANADO

•PADANG•BALIKPAPAN

•CGK

•DUBAI

•AMSTERDAM

International routes by national air operators

Sumber: Direktorat Angkutan Udara, September 2011



Responding the growth

• Oversight capabilities

– Regulations;

– Surveillance;

– Infrastructures;

– Enforcement.



Hierarchy of civil aviation legislation

Convention on International Civil

Aviation

Government Regulations

PancasilaConstitution of 1945

Aviation Law 1/2009

Minister RegulationsCASR’s

Director General Regulations

SI, AC, Policy Letters

Annexes to the Convention on

International Civil Aviation,

Documents

Leading countries on civil aviation : legislations, laws,

regulations, guidance materials


Safety Briefing : DAAO & Industry •7

Aviation Act 1/2009

ICAOPart 1

Definition & Abbreviation

Part

21CERTIFICATION PROCEDURES FOR PRODUCT

AND PARTSPart 23

Part 25

Part 27

Part 29

Part 31

Part 33

Part 34

Part 35

Part 36

Part 39

Part

43Maintenance,

Preventive Maintenance,

Rebuilding, and Alteration

Part 57

Part 145

Part 45

Part 47

Part

65LICENSING OF

AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE

ENGINEER

Part 147

Part

91GENERAL

OPERATING AND FLIGHT RULES

Part 92

Part 101

Part 121

Part 135

Part 133

Part 137

Part 129

Part

61PILOT

LICENSING

Part

67

Part 142

Part 141

Part 63

Part 5

Part 183

Part 830

Part 60

Part 11

SMS KM 20 year

2009



State safety oversight responsibilities and

accountabilities

Airport Authorities(10)

Director ateof Airworthiness

and Aircraft Operations

(1, 6, 7, 8, 13, 16, 18, PANS-OPS)

Directorate General of Civil Aviation

Secretary of the DGCA

(Convention, Annex 2, SAAQ)

Directorate of Air Transport

(Annex 9)

Directorateof Air Navigation

(Annex 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15,

PANS-ATM)

Directorateof Aviation

Security

(Annex 9, 13, 17, 18)

Directorateof Airport

(Annex 9, 13, 14, 16)

National Transportation Safety Committee

( Annex 13)

Meteorology, Climatology &

Geophysics Agency(Annex 3)



National Search & Rescue Agency

( Annex 12)



Directorate of Airworthiness and Aircraft

Operations

No Sub DirectorateNumber of Inspectors

Remarks 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

1 Sub Directorate of Standards

35 38 38 44 43 - -

2 Sub Directorate of Engineering

25 28 28 23 22 - -

3 Sub Directorate of Aeronautical Products

20 22 22 21 21 - -

4 Sub Directorate of Maintenance

41 45 46 43 43 - -

5 Sub Directorate of Aircraft Operations

24 44 57 55 55 - Including 26 additional

FOI & 12 CSI

TOTAL INSPECTORS 145 177 191 186 184 - -

6 Support staff 48

GRAND TOTAL 232



•10

2010 2011 2012

1Surveillance (assignment of POI & PMI)

697,500,000 1,549,650,000 1,550,000,000

2 Ramp Check 1,712,000,000 2,235,000,000 2,3000,000,000

3Audit (System andproducts)

542,500,000 692,348,300 752,800,000

TOTAL 2,952,000,000 4,476,998,300 4,602,800,000

Sumber: DKUPPU

Budget 2010 – 2012 (Rp.)



Oversight Activities

• Audit (bi-annually)

• Surveillance

– Main base inspection;

– Ramp check;

– Cockpit and cabin enroute;

– PPC;

– Etc.



AIRPORT AUTHORITY

Wilayah IIPolonia - Medan

Kelas I (II/b)N.A.D, Sumut,

Riau, Kep. Riau (46)

Wilayah ISoekarno Hatta -

BantenKelas Utama (II/a)DKI,Banten, Jabar,

Lampung, Kalbar (34)

Wilayah IVNgurah Rai –

DenpasarKelas I (II/b)

Bali, NTB, NTT (23)

Wilayah VIISepinggan -Balikpapan

Kelas II (III/a)Kaltim, Kalteng (79)

Wilayah VHasanuddin -

MakassarKelas I (II/b)

Sulsel, Sulteng, Sultra, Sulbar (35)

Wilayah VIIISam Ratulangi -

ManadoKelas II (III/a)

Sulut, Gorontalo, Maluku Utara, Maluku

(40)

Wilayah VIMinangkabau - Padang

Kelas II (III/a)Sumsel, Babel,

Bengkulu, Sumbar, Jambi (26) Wilayah III

Juanda - SurabayaKelas I (II/b)

Jatim, Jateng,DI Yogyakarta, Kalsel

(21)

Wilayah IXRendani - Manokwari

Kelas II (III/a)Papua Barat

(+ Biak & Nabire) (41)

Wilayah XMopah - Merauke

Kelas II (III/a)Papua (200)



Empowering Personnel



Technical cooperation

• ICAO

• ITSAP (CASA)

• JICA

• FAA

• etc



Airports

§ International : 29 Airports (including 5 major internationalairport)§ Domestic : 204 Airports

Hub airports :§ Primary : 8 § Secondary : 17 § Tertiery : 41Feeders : 167

§ Registered Helideck : 101§ Registered Heliport : 51§ Aerodrome for Light Aircraft (ALA) -

AIP Vol IV Rev 04 March 2012 : 518

•Total 233 airports : 194 existing + 44 New Airports, Including 5 Airport relocations

AIRPORTS

PUBLIC AIRPORTS

233 airports

UPT (164)

PT AP II (12)

PT. AP I (13)

28 NEW, 10 relocation, 4 private

for public uses, 2 civil enclave

PRIVATE AIRPORTS

Sumber : Direktorat Bandar Udara



Runway Safety



Improving Safety in Eastern Part of Indonesia

• 2012, kickoff cooperation with Boeing and Jeppesen.

• Modelled to Alaska Capstone Project.

• Will involve:

– Establishing PBN operations (enroute and approach);

– Increase wx report reliability (TAMDAR);

– Etc.



ATS Single Provider



RNAV 1 SID STAR CGK



Reducing Emission



State Safety Program



Data Accident, Serious Incident, and Incident for AOC 121 Year 2007-2012 as of 31 August 2012:§ From the graph shows that Accident has a

Declining trend.§ From the graph shows that Serious Incident

has a Declining trend.§ From the graph shows that Incident has an

Increasing trend

AOC 121 GRAPHIC LEVEL OF SAFETY IN INDONESIA YEAR 2007-2012

0

2

4

6

8

10

12

14

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Accident

Serius Incident

Incident

No Tahun Accident

Serius

Incident Incident

1 2007 6 9 4

2 2008 3 6 5

3 2009 3 8 6

4 2010 2 6 8

5 2011 2 12 8

6 2012 1 6 12



AOC 135 GRAPHIC LEVEL OF SAFETY IN INDONESIA YEAR 2007-2012

Data Accident, Serious Incident and Incident for AOC 135 Year 2007 – 2012 as of 31 August2012 :§ From the graph shows that Accident has a


has an Increasing trend § From the graph shows that the Incident has an

Increasing trend

No Year Accident Serius Incident Incident

1 2007 2 2 0

2 2008 6 6 0

3 2009 5 2 0

4 2010 2 3 2

5 2011 9 0 2

6 2012 2 1 3

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Accident

Serius Incident

Incident



NON COMMERCIAL FLIGHT AOC 141 GRAPHIC LEVEL OF SAFETY IN INDONESIA YEAR 2007-2012


1 2007 0 0 0

2 2008 0 1 1

3 2009 1 2 0

4 2010 4 0 0

5 2011 4 3 1

6 2012 2 0 0

Data Accident, Serious Incident and Incident for Non Commercial Flight AOC 141 Year 2007 – 2012 as of 31 August 2012 :§ From the graph shows that Accident has a


has a Declining trend.§ From the graph shows that the Incident has a

Declining trend.

0

0.5

1

1.5

2

2.5

3

3.5

4

4.5

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Accident

Serius Incident

Incident



NON COMMERCIAL FLIGHT OC 91GRAPHIC LEVEL OF SAFETY IN INDONESIA YEAR 2007-2012


1 2007 0 0 0

2 2008 2 0 0

3 2009 0 0 0

4 2010 0 0 0

5 2011 2 1 1

6 2012 0 0 0

0

0.5

1

1.5

2

2.5

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Accident

Serious Incident

Incident

Data Accident, Serious Incident and Incident for Non Commercial Flight AOC 141 Year 2007 – 2012 as of 31 August 2012 :§ From the graph shows that Accident has a


has a Declining trend.§ From the graph shows that the Incident has a

Declining trend.



Status of corrective actions of USOAP



Critical Element of State Safety OversightShort term, tactical objectives ( vs Long term strategic objectives) : State’s capacity and capability on 8 Critical Elements of a State’s Safety Oversight System

1Legislation

3Organization

4Technical

Staff qualif &training

5TechnicalGuidance& Tools

6Licensing,

Certification,Approval

7Continuous

Surveillance 8Resolution

of SafetyDeficiencies

ESTABLISH

IMPLEMENT

2

Regulations


Safety Briefing : DAAO & Industry •28 •BY 201128

USOAP RESULT

Progress on USOAP

REPORT OF THE ICAO COORDINATED VALIDATION MISSION IN INDONESIA

Jakarta, 4 to 7 August 2009



Enforcement

• AOCs

• Personnel

Presented to :

By :

Date :

MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION

Directorate General of Civil AviationMINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATIONDirectorate General of Civil AviationDirectorate of Airworthiness and Aircraft Operations

Improving Aviation Safetyin Indonesia

Aviation Insurance Conference

DGCA - Indonesia

March 7, 2013

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