In a context of increasingly complex aerospace programmes and strict compliance requirements, Certification & Regulations activities play a vital role in bringing safe, airworthy and regulation-compliant systems to market.
At Airbus Protect, we support our customers across aircraft, helicopters, space, ATM, and defence domains—in navigating the certification landscape, aligning with regulatory frameworks, and ensuring conformity through the development lifecycle.
Our mission: enhancing safety and optimising performance while streamlining compliance.
At Airbus Protect, we combine regulatory expertise, certification experience, and cross-domain engineering insight to support your Certification & Regulations objectives from concept to compliance.
Our teams work hand-in-hand with your Design Office to define certification strategies, interface with authorities, and demonstrate conformity to evolving standards. With delegated CVEs, regulatory specialists, and design assurance experts on board, we help you navigate complex requirements with confidence—whether in civil aviation, space, ATM, or defence.
Activities include:
Discover our training session for aeronautical certification & agreement regulations : B25. EASA REGULATIONS RELATING TO PART 21
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