FlightSafety
Flight safety refers to the rigorous efforts to prevent accidents and serious incidents in civil aviation. It covers the design, certification, operation, maintenance, and regulation of aircraft and air transport systems. The primary goal is to reduce risk to an acceptably low level in accordance with the principle of as low as reasonably practicable (ALARP).
Key domains include airworthiness and certification; flight operations; air traffic management and control; aircraft maintenance and
Regulatory framework and safety management are organized through international and national authorities. Standards are set by
Investigation and technology play central roles in learning from incidents. Independent accident investigation bodies analyze causes
Challenges include aging fleets, cybersecurity, pilot workload, and regulatory harmonization. Ongoing emphasis on safety culture, predictive