Indonesia remains on the updated European Union blacklist, while a number of carriers continue to obtain exceptions.

On 23rd November 2010 the Mobility and Transport department of the European Commission issued an update to its airline blacklist of international airlines; no changes affected Indonesian airlines.

Airlines in Indonesia remain blacklisted by default, unless they obtain an exception; currently six Indonesian airlines have managed to persuade the EU on safety issues, they being:

• Garuda Indonesia
• Airfast Indonesia
• Mandala Airlines
• Ekspres Transportasi Antarbenua
• Indonesia Air Asia
• Metro Batavia

The following airlines remain expressly banned:

• AIR PACIFIC UTAMAALFA TRANS DIRGANTATA
• ASCO NUSA AIR
• ASI PUDJIASTUTI
• AVIASTAR MANDIRI
• CARDIG AIR
• DABI AIR NUSANTARA
• DERAYA AIR TAXI
• DERAZONA AIR SERVICE
• DIRGANTARA AIR SERVICE
• EASTINDO
• GATARI AIR SERVICE
• INDONESIA AIR TRANSPORT
• INTAN ANGKASA AIR SERVICE
• JOHNLIN AIR TRANSPORT
• KAL STAR
• KARTIKA AIRLINES
• KURA-KURA AVIATION
• LION MENTARI AIRLINES
• MANUNGGAL AIR SERVICE
• MEGANTARA
• MERPATI NUSANTARA AIRLINES
• MIMIKA AIR
• NATIONAL UTILITY HELICOPTER
• NUSANTARA AIR CHARTER
• NUSANTARA BUANA AIR
• NYAMAN AIR
• PELITA AIR SERVICE
• PENERBANGAN ANGKASA SEMESTA
• PURA WISATA BARUNA
• REPUBLIC EXPRESS AIRLINES
• RIAU AIRLINES
• SAMPOERNA AIR NUSANTARA
• SAYAP GARUDA INDAH
• SKY AVIATION
• SRIWIJAYA AIR
• SURVEI UDARA PENAS
• TRANSWISATA PRIMA AVIATION
• TRAVEL EXPRESS AVIATION SERVICE
• TRAVIRA UTAMA
• TRI MG INTRA ASIA AIRLINES
• TRIGANA AIR SERVICE
• UNINDO
• WINGS ABADI AIR