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Safety, Security and Sustainability trainings

In today’s complex, volatile and fast-moving business landscape, continuous training and development is crucial to ensuring your teams are working effectively and complying with relevant regulation.

Our safety and security training programmes are designed to help you do exactly that. Combining cutting-edge expertise with state-of-the-art content and teaching techniques, we deliver a unique learning experience that will take your employees to the next level.

Check out our training offering for 2026

The training catalogue covers our 3 domains of expertise: Safety, Cybersecurity and Sustainability as well as our maintenance software trainings.

Discover our 4 new trainings:

C14. Ecodesign: from Theory to Practice
CS14. The EU AI Act (e-learning)
CS15. IGI 1300 – Knowledge review (e-learning)
CS16. The Fundamentals of Information Security (e-learning)

Empower your business with Airbus Protect’s Part-IS compliance training!

Watch the video of the Part-IS training by Airbus Protect

Is your organisation seeking to enhance its aviation cybersecurity resilience and achieve compliance with Part-IS regulations? Look no further!

We offer a range of standard training courses and can provide customised programmes in all areas:

  • Our cybersecurity courses range from awareness training through to realistic attack simulations
  • Our software courses cover aircraft maintenance, safety analysis, RAMS studies and supply chain and logistics modelling
  • Our aeronautical safety and security courses range from design assurance to continuous airworthiness, certification and regulations
  • Our Air Traffic Management (ATM) / Unmanned Traffic Management (UTM) courses cover awareness and design assurance

Beyond our standard training courses we offer customised trainings. Our training offer is designed to equip your teams with the skills needed to meet today’s and tomorrow’s business challenges.

Support for people with disabilities

Our trainings are performed for all people and can be adapted for special needs and  disabilities. For further information, please contact our  inclusion referent via:
inclusion.protect@airbus.com

Discover how we can meet your training needs

To ensure participants get the maximum value from their training, we collect feedback and measure satisfaction to implement continuous improvement.

Dive into our diverse training offering

Courses in 2026 cover aeronautical safety, air traffic management, industrial security and more. We’re also happy to go beyond these courses and tailor the training to your organisation’s unique needs.

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Blog Aviation Regulation & Safety
Airbus Protect Explains Part-IS: an EASA regulation on Information Security for Civil Aviation Safety

The need for business and aviation resilience is imperative to manage external risks on highly interconnected systems. Part-IS is the latest mandatory regulation by The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). The Part-IS objective is to improve Information Security Management Systems (ISMS) by enabling the aviation ecosystem to mitigate and respond to cyber threats, collaboratively [...]

Blog Sustainable Aviation Fuel
From Ambition to Reality: Securing Europe’s Aviation Fuel Supply with Sustainable Aviation Fuel

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 […]

News
Understanding Uber’s corporate hack – lessons learned

On September 15th this year, an 18-year-old surprised Uber’s security team by gaining access to the company’s internal networks. The supposed attacker sent evidence of their escapades to security researchers and the New York Times – including screenshots of source code, cloud storage, and internal emails. The attacker also explained their methods – presenting a […]

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