risks are classified by severity into 3 main levels [13]. The existence of these different approaches in risks classification is justified by the lack of the common frame applicable in all countries. According to all mentioned facts, we could say that France already has a general overview of the currently existing risks and that is now passing through the phase of the safety indicators evaluation. These indicators are based on the general and specific risks, where general ones are directed to proactive indicators and specific ones to reactive indicators. The indicators evaluation is a next step in the process. It should be followed by the effort leading to the safety performance measurement. The next important step is agreement on the acceptable level of safety. Many of EU countries are currently in a process of risks and indicators determination. Finland and Ireland are the ones that made a biggest progress in the area of indicators and safety performance evaluation. Their indicators have been well structured both in terms of their description (to which risks are they relating to, what cases belong there or not) and their data resources. Application of the SPIs is in a fact a matter of the future and countries experiences. Whole process requires time before we could discuss actual safety performance of the system. In any cases, it is clear that performance measurement and the following setting of the specific objectives is a most probable development scenario in the area of risk management lead by the state. SPI – NEW TRENDS From 2014, France applied new Safety Plan. Beside commercial aviation, this plan refers to recreational aviation and helicopter operations as well [14].