As industries move toward more sustainable, digital, and high-performance operations, future readiness hinges on the successful integration of cutting-edge technologies and processes. Whether it’s automation, new materials, or smart infrastructure—these transitions must be safe, scalable, and sustainable.
From early-stage concepts to full-scale industrialisation, preparing for the future means anticipating challenges before they arise—and embedding safety, resilience, and environmental responsibility into the heart of innovation.
At Airbus Protect, we help industrial pioneers safely bring innovation to life. Our multidisciplinary teams guide technology development projects from Research & Technologies to Industrialisation, ensuring that emerging solutions are ready for real-world integration into tomorrow’s programmes.
With expertise on assembly technologies, electrification, and process safety, we support companies in building future-proof operations. We don’t just prepare for change—we shape it, ensuring that innovation meets regulatory, societal, and safety expectations.
Supporting the industrialisation of future electrical systems
We contribute to the industrialisation and production of next-generation electrical assemblies—including harnesses, racks, and modules—by supporting an OEM in rebuilding processes and industrial capabilities. This initiative strengthens the development of future electrical products and paves the way for more sustainable and efficient manufacturing practices.
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Interview with Alban MAHON – Accidental Phenomena Modelling Specialist at Airbus Protect Can you tell us about your work in relation to safety and industrial risks linked to hydrogen? For the last eight years I have been working in quantification of consequences related to accidental phenomena. This includes, for example, fires, explosions and the release […]
Discover the role of an Industrial Risk Engineer: Could you describe your job and your day-to-day tasks? I’m an industrial risk research engineer responsible for modelling dangerous phenomena. As part of Airbus Protect’s sustainability team, I’m required to draw up regulatory documents to explain the risks of various industrial activities to people and the environment. […]
Source: https://www.iata.org/en/iata-repository/publications/economic-reports/europes-widening-jet-fuel-deficit-challenges-for-airlines-fuel-supply-security/ The past few years have been a stark reminder that energy security is not a given. For aviation, a sector historically dependent on globally-sourced fossil fuels, this reliance represents a critical vulnerability. As IATA has highlighted, Europe’s own jet fuel deficit continues to widen, increasing its dependence on imports and exposing the continent […]
