Unex Rajawali Indonesia – As part of its commitment to national aviation security regulations, PT Unex Rajawali Indonesia completed Junior Aviation Security (AVSEC) Recurrent Training Batch 2. The programme was delivered in partnership with Nurma Avia Pratama from 14 to 16 April 2026.
Nine AVSEC personnel attended the online training. This recurrent programme is important for maintaining the competence and valid licences of serving personnel under Directorate General of Civil Aviation requirements.
Refreshing Competence as Security Challenges Evolve
The training focused on regulatory updates and strengthening standard operating procedures in the field. With aviation security threats continuing to evolve, participants received:
- Security Procedure Review: Reinforcing passenger, baggage, and cargo screening procedures.
- 2026 Regulatory Update: Adjusting to the latest rules on prohibited items.
- Human Factors and Ethics: Strengthening security psychology and excellent customer service.
Using Technology Effectively in Training
Although delivered virtually, the training remained interactive. Two-way discussions and rigorous assessments helped ensure that every participant absorbed the material effectively.
“Recurrent Batch 2 ensures that all nine of our personnel have more than active licences: they have the mental and technical readiness to face challenges at PT Unex Rajawali Indonesia’s work sites,” an instructor representative from Nurma Avia Pratama said.
Commitment to Continuous Security
With the training ending on 16 April 2026, PT Unex Rajawali Indonesia reaffirmed its dedication to keeping logistics supply chains and airport operations secure. Participants are now ready to resume their duties with refreshed professional standards.
The programme also strengthens cooperation between PT Unex Rajawali Indonesia and Nurma Avia Pratama in developing capable, compliant aviation personnel with strong integrity.
About Recurrent Training: Aviation security personnel must undertake recurrent training to extend the validity of their Aviation Security Personnel Licence (SKP) and maintain their professional competence.