Summer Safety 2026

John FRANKLIN
John FRANKLIN • 28 May 2026
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✈️ Join Europe’s Summer Safety Campaign 2026 – Go Safe Together

Summer is one of the busiest and most demanding periods in aviation. Higher traffic levels, weather disruption, operational pressure and seasonal risks require all of us to stay focused, prepared and connected.

That is why EASA is inviting the Air Ops Community to take part in Go Safe Together – a collaborative summer safety campaign for airlines, airports, ground handlers, maintenance organisations, ANSPs and authorities across Europe.

The Campaign has 2 Phases:

  • Phase 1: Summer Safety Week from 1-5 June 2026 (Monday to Friday). 
  • Phase 2: Ongoing summer promotion from 8 June through to September. 

One Week of Action. One Summer of Learning. One Industry Working Together.

What you can do

  • Watch the video from the 1st Webinar on the Campaign and Safety Promotion. 
  • Watch the video from the 2nd Webinar on Wildlife Hazard Management Best Practice. 
  • Download the campaign brief, posters at the bottom of the page. 
  • Host your own campaign activities. 

📅 Summer Safety Week: 1–5 June 2026

Each day will focus on a practical safety theme that organisations can use to run their own local activities, briefings and engagement events:

  • Day 1 – Monday 1 June: “This is How we do Safety” – One goal, many operations – your safety starts here. Campaign and Safety Promotion Best Practice Webinar from 1230 to 1330 CET (register here). 
  • Day 2 – Tuesday 2 June: “You Are Safety” – People make safety, supported by their organisation - every decision, every action, every time.  
  • Day 3 – Wednesday 3 June: “Every task matters” - The small things are the big things in safety.  
  • Day 4 – Thursday 4 June: “Speak Up, Learn, Improve” – Setting the right culture for safe operations
  • Day 5 – Friday 5 June: “Making Safety Happen” – Real people, real actions, real impact – right here. Wildlife Hazard Management Webinar from 1100 to 1230 CET (register here).

📼 Watch the 1st Webinar on the Campaig and Safety Promotion from 1 June 2026

📅 Ongoing Summer Promotion: 

The campaign will continue throughout the summer through to September with promotion of key safety issues, publication of the Conversation Aviation Magazine and ongoing publication of the individual articles over the summer. A number of safety issues are covered and are linked to specific EASA Top Safety Topics (TSTs) where relevant:

Go Safe This Summer – Together

Promotion of the top summer safety challenges using the EASA Safety Map as the approach for telling the story (Mindset, People, Equipment, Compliance, Risks and Learning). This will also focus on 3 key topics as general themes. 

  • Watch for fatigue
  • Follow the basics
  • Speak up early 

Summer Weather Challenges 

How can we help staff to cope with the range of weather and capacity challenges the summer brings. 

Fuel Grading

To prepare for the possiblity that we will have fuel from different sources over the Summer – linked to the recent EASA SIB.

GNSS Jamming/ Spoofing

Providing useful information on coping with jamming and spoofing events, including new guidance on Phraseology on GNSS Jamming/ Spoofing between pilots and ATC. 

Wildlife Hazard Management

Information on the best practices for WHM with Webinar on Friday 5 June from 1100 to 1230 CET (register here). 

Fuel Management 

With support on Planning Minima for Basic Fuel Schemes assisting implementation of CAT.OP.MPA.182 – Aerodrome Selection.

Reporting of Events Needing Maintenance Action

Ensuring we have a postive reporting culture and specifically to support reporting of events such as High Load Events, Lightning Strikes, Bird Strikes. 

Put Yourself in Flight Mode – Passenger Communication 

New promotion on the passenger behaviours we need to mitigate the risk of Lithium Batteries, Unruly Passengers, Turbulence Injuries and Evacuation. 

Future Workforce Challenges

Introducing a long-term, coordinated approach to addressing workforce challenges in aviation (SPT.0107 – Future Workforce Challenges). 

 

 

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