In the realm of industrial production and transportation systems—particularly within aerospace, safety is non-negotiable. The risks associated with preventable failures can have critical consequences for human life, the environment and system integrity.
Today, as the industry shifts toward increasingly complex, digital and autonomous systems, safety is paramount. These are no longer just regulatory checkpoints—they are strategic levers that build trust, drive innovation and secure social acceptance for cutting-edge technologies.
At Airbus Protect, we support aerospace leaders in enhancing safety and optimising performance through advanced engineering services tailored to high-reliability systems. Our work in safety & RAMS (Reliability, Availability, Maintainability, and Safety) helps anticipate risks and ensure aircraft/system/equipment integrity across the entire development lifecycle, from aircraft and helicopters to space systems.
Our ambition is clear: to help shape a safe, resilient and sustainable future for aerospace and high-tech industries.
Integrated MBSE–MBSA workflows and process harmonisation
Airbus Protect played a pivotal role in securing Type Certification for one of the aerospace industry’s leading Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs).
Our contribution included the successful delivery of key Safety & RAMS activities, notably the completion of the System Safety Assessment (SSA) for ATA chapter 28 (Fuel System). Throughout the project, our experts were fully engaged in technical exchanges with the certification authorities, ensuring alignment on safety objectives and compliance with regulatory requirements.
This collaboration demonstrates our ability to deliver critical safety documentation, manage authority interfaces, and contribute to the successful certification of complex aircraft systems.
In this series, we ask safety, sustainability and cybersecurity experts three questions about their role at Airbus Protect. Today, meet Gabin Ricouart, a former intern and propulsion safety and certification engineer based in our Toulouse office. Can you tell us more about your internship at Airbus Protect? During my internship, I worked on the particular […]
Since I was young, I have always been passionate about everything that flies and I have always wondered how machines as big and heavy as airplanes manage to fly. I then went to an engineering school in electronics and embedded systems. I did a work-study program with Renault in the Paris area. Following this experience, […]
Today’s systems are more and more complex. They interact with each other, hence the importance of identifying possible flaws in order to anticipate problems and identify appropriate solutions. Modeling Thanks to modeling, this former student of Supelec detects the possible flaws of systems used in different sectors of activity to make their operation safer. An […]
