The countdown is on!
Only 2 weeks to submit your paper for Safeskies 2026.
Our call for papers closes Friday 30 January
We encourage aviation and aerospace professionals across the industry—safety staff, engineers, pilots, cabin crew, ground handlers, air traffic controllers, instructors, consultants, researchers, policy makers, regulators and students—to share their expertise at Safeskies 2026.
Within the broad theme of safety collaboration, Safeskies 2026 will consider themes such as:
Let the data speak
What is the data showing about safety trends?
AI and aviation safety
The promise and the perils
Sharing the skies safely
What factors must be taken into consideration in safe future airspace usage?
Training the future aviation workforce
The best ways to develop technical and non-technical skills to ensure a professional and safe industry
Safety culture in outsourced activities
Shifting safety culture in outsourced activities - for example, ground handling
Safety investigation
New ways to learn from the past
Call for Papers
For more information and submission guidelines, please visit the Speakers page. We look forward to seeing your proposals and welcoming you to the conference.
A major focus of Safeskies 2026 will be AI and aviation safety, and we would especially love to see presentation submissions on the diverse ways AI can help improve aviation safety.
Recent advancements in aviation safety highlight the growing role of artificial intelligence (AI) in flight operations, air traffic management and training. AI-driven predictive maintenance and real-time risk assessment can assist in preventing incidents and improve safety.
In air traffic management, AI tools can improve conflict detection, sequencing and airspace management, while computer vision and sensor analytics are reducing hazards during ground operations.
AI also has great potential for streamlining safety data reporting and enabling adaptive, performance-based training simulations, supporting continuous improvement in operational safety.
And on our theme: ‘Safety collaboration 2.0’, AI data-sharing frameworks could facilitate predictive safety through secure, trusted collaboration across airlines, regulators and ATM bodies.
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We look forward to seeing you at Safeskies 2026—where safety takes flight!
