Safety in operations

Making safe aircraft is part of our professional DNA at Airbus, and our commitment to providing support for the safety of Airbus aircraft in operation applies for as long as an aircraft is in service. We recognise that the safety of a flight means our aircraft must not only be safely designed, tested and built, but also safely maintained and flown by trained Operators in a safe environment.

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Commercial safety in operations

Everyone in our industry has a role to play to further enhance the safety of commercial air transport.

Helicopters safety in operations

Airbus Helicopters' chief priority is to support flight safety for the thousands of men and women around the world who are transported in its aircraft every day.

Defence safety in operations

Airbus Defence and Space is committed to develop and deliver products that are safe to operate this business unit.

Space safety in operations

Safety of our products from launch operations to disposal at end-of-life.

Health Onboard

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Airbus has always taken great care to enable a safe environment on board an aircraft - a commitment that remains unchanged and enhanced in a post-pandemic world. Our aircraft are designed and equipped by leveraging the latest technology for the most rigorous and absolute best in health, safety, and comfort. For COVID19 & Pathogens risk management applied to Safety of our products and in operations refer to Health Onboard page.

Latest news

Statistical Analysis of Commercial Aviation Accidents 1958-2024

Safety

04 March 2025

Aviation safety trends show need for continued vigilance

A Statistical Analysis of Commercial Aviation Accidents 1958-2024, Airbus' annual comprehensive review of commercial aviation safety, reveals both progress and concerns in the industry's safety landscape.

Helicopters

03 March 2025

How Airbus is training the current and next generation of helicopter pilots and technicians

Airbus Helicopters has placed a strong focus on making sure that pilots and mechanics can benefit from the highest level of knowledge and experience in their missions. This commitment was recently illustrated by the celebration of 250,000 trainees.