Our number one goal is the continued safe flight and mission completion of everyone – and everything – that flies aboard an Airbus product: from passengers, flight crew and mission specialists, military personnel, cargo, and humanitarian relief supplies on aircraft and rotorcraft; to satellites and spacecraft that keep the world connected and explore the mysteries of deep space.

Millions of people put their trust in the Airbus brand each year, and we know this does not come lightly. It was earned, and continues to be earned, based on decades of experience and millions of flight hours.

Airbus strives to meet the highest safety levels to support the safe operation of all our aircraft and products. Our dedication to safety and quality is reflected across the company – from design, engineering and production to maintenance, training and support.


 

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Safety Innovation #13: Avoiding ground collisions
Airbus is developing a new system called SURF-A that alerts flight crews about collision risks with other aircraft on runways.
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2023, a year with no fatal accidents in commercial aviation
A Statistical Analysis of Commercial Aviation Accidents 1958 - 2023, the publication which provides Airbus’ annual analysis of aviation accidents, is now available. It includes a commentary on the year 2023, as well as a review of the commercial aviation safety record evolution over the previous decades.
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Safety Innovation #12: Aircraft Autonomous Distress Tracking
Following EASA certification last year, Airbus introduced a new-generation Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT) device with Autonomous Distress Tracking capability (ADT) – referred to as “ELT-DT” – on its commercial aircraft.
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