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A Statistical Analysis of Commercial Aviation Accidents 1958-2021. The Airbus annual analysis of aviation accidents and historical review of the safety record evolution for commercial aviation.
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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
Fuel leak management
This video highlights the Fuel leak management as per recent FCTM updates.
Fuel leak management
This video highlights the Fuel leak management as per recent FCTM updates.
Fuel leak management
This video highlights the Fuel leak management as per recent FCTM updates.
Fuel leak management
This video highlights the Fuel leak management as per recent FCTM updates.
Let’s Use xLS
xLS is a concept that has been developed by Airbus for A320 family, A330, A350, and A380 aircraft to ease the flight crew’s task of flying all straight approaches. It
Use of Rudder
The use of rudder by the flight crew on Airbus aircraft is limited to the takeoff and landing roll, crosswind landings, or to counteract the yaw effect caused by an
29th Flight Safety Conference
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