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A Statistical Analysis of Commercial Aviation Accidents 1958-2024. The Airbus annual analysis of aviation accidents and historical review of the safety record evolution for commercial aviation.
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Airbus safety information on various topics including product safety, operational safety and safety investigations.
Take Care of the Wheel Bearings
Aircraft wheel bearings are critical components of landing gear, designed to sustain high radial and axial loads while facilitating smooth, low-friction rotation. The consequences of a bearing failure can be
D10X Europe 2025
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Focus on Protective Breathing Equipment
Protective Breathing Equipment (PBE) protects the user's face and respiratory system from heat, smoke and noxious gases. In-service events were reported to Airbus where the PBE did not work as
Know Where You Are and Where You Need To Go
Fostering a strong speak up culture is a key element to build a strong safety culture. During a D10X workshop, Operators defined a storyboard to illustrate the importance of Speak
Fuel Leak Management in Flight
A fuel leak can have serious consequences, especially because of the risk of fire and fuel starvation. When a fuel leak is detected, it is essential to follow the operational
D10X Africa 2025
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D10X America 2025
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Lithium Battery Fire in the Cabin or in the Cockpit
A lithium battery fire during flight is a significantly growing threat due to the increasing number of portable electronic devices carried by aircraft occupants.Recent events illustrate the critical importance of