Safran S.A., founded in 2005 through the merger of Snecma and Sagem, is a French multinational company headquartered in Paris, France. Safran operates in the aerospace, defense, and space markets, providing systems and equipment for aircraft, helicopters, and launch vehicles. Its product offerings include aircraft engines, landing gear, braking systems, avionics, and navigation systems. Safran is recognized for its commitment to innovation and has recently expanded its maintenance network to support the increasing demand for its LEAP engines, which power aircraft such as the Airbus A320neo and Boeing 737 MAX. The company advocates for European defense procurement, emphasizing the importance of supporting the regional supply chain.
By being trained with real instruments, pilots are more in-touch with the situation on the ground, ensuring better performance and safety during military air missions.
Safran will provide its technical expertise to support VoltAero in obtaining the SOF (Safety of Flight) validation – a prerequisite for carrying out the Cassio 330’s certification flight tests.
Safran Trusted 4D, a subsidiary of Safran Electronics & Defense, offers solutions that meet all the integrity, reliability and accuracy requirements of positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) tools for offshore platforms.
Xiamen Airlines and CFM International signed an agreement for the purchase of LEAP-1A engines, to power its 15 A321neo and 25 A320neo aircraft, including spare engines.
Japan Airlines has revealed their new unique Premium Economy, Business Class and First Class seats that are fully customized with Safran Seats for 13 Airbus A350s.
Safran Electrical & Power and Cuberg will combine their complementary technologies and expertise to create a high-performance propulsive energy storage system for future generations of aircraft.
The French DGA has selected the 410D system for the Beechcraft Super King Air 350 "VADOR" Aircraft, empowering undetected ISR missions with unrivalled observation performance.