Developing complex aerospace systems requires engineering excellence at every step, from initial architecture to integration, stress analysis, and scheduled maintenance. Whether it’s ensuring robust design, optimising aircraft maturity, or supporting seamless integration of equipment and systems, Product & System Engineering activities are foundational to safe and high-performance operations.
At Airbus Protect, we support major aerospace players across aircraft, helicopters, and space domains. Our multidisciplinary teams bring end-to-end engineering capabilities to help you define, develop, and validate products in line with technical, operational, certification and safety expectations.
At Airbus Protect, we combine deep engineering know-how, cross-domain expertise and a hands-on systems approach to support your product and system development challenges.
From architecture and design to V&V, stress analysis, and scheduled maintenance planning, we collaborate closely with your teams to improve system maturity, ensure integration efficiency, and optimise performance, all while maintaining the highest safety standards.
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Since 2004, Airbus Protect (formerly APSYS and Airbus CyberSecurity Services) has been participating and chairing the program committee of Lambda Mu, a congress positioned around innovation and risk management for a sustainable future. This year, throughout the congress, Airbus Protect will present seven papers in different conferences that will address Artificial Intelligence, Autonomous Vehicle, Cyber [...]
Case study of helicopter air conditioning system and MBSE integration Introduction The aeronautics sector is characterised by extremely strict performance, safety, and reliability requirements, making the development of new systems inherently complex. Onboard mechanical systems, such as helicopter air conditioning systems, shall not only meet rigorous technical specifications but also integrate flawlessly into an overall […]
Aviation is known for its precision, and precision in terminology is crucial, especially when it comes to safety. Two terms that often cause confusion are continuing and continued airworthiness. At first glance, they seem almost interchangeable. However, in regulatory and operational contexts, the two terms refer to different and distinct processes for aviation. Understanding the [...]
