Product & System Engineering

Enhancing Safety and Optimising Performance

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.

Why Airbus Protect?

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.

Expertise we offer

Architecture & Design

We support system and equipment-level design activities across all aerospace domains, from early-stage concepts to implementation and validation.

  • Alignment between design and safety analysis for a safe and optimised architecture
  • Writing technical specifications
  • Supplier coordination and support
  • Collaboration with Labs, Safety, and Certification teams
  • Simulation and dedicated technical analysis

Maturity, V&V & Integration

We help ensure your systems are integrated and validated efficiently to reach operational maturity and performance targets.

  • Aircraft level
  • Equipment & product level

Scheduled Maintenance (MRB / MSG-3)

We support the design phase with a focus on maintenance optimisation to ensure reliable and cost-effective in-service operations.

  • Definition of maintenance tasks considering mechanical and hardware needs
  • Integration of user/operator feedback for real-world improvement

Production of data for Aircraft Technical Documentation

Certification

We support Design Offices in securing and demonstrating compliance throughout new developments, acting as a trusted interface between engineering teams and certification authorities. We intervene all along the V-cycle, from development of certification strategies, aligned with authorities requirements, to preparation and delivery of compliance demonstration packages.

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