Aerospace Standards Full Framework

Find most of the international standards and norms related to the major sectors of aeronautics and aerospace:

• Commercial Aviation: design, production, and operation of aircraft intended for the transportation of passengers and cargo.
• Military Aviation: development and manufacturing of aircraft used by armed forces, such as fighter jets, bombers, and reconnaissance planes.
• Space Exploration: design and production of spacecraft for missions beyond Earth’s atmosphere, including satellites, space probes, and crewed spaceflight vehicles.
• General Aviation: all civil aviation operations other than scheduled air services and non-scheduled air transport on demand, including private flying, flight training, and aerial work.
• Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS): Also known as drones, this sector focuses on the development and operation of aircraft without a human pilot aboard, used for various applications from military operations to commercial deliveries.
• Rocket and Space Launch Vehicles: design and manufacturing of rockets and launch systems used to propel spacecraft into space.
• Aircraft and Spacecraft Propulsion: design and manufacturing of engines and propulsion systems for both aircraft and spacecraft.
• Aerospace Electronics and Avionics: development of electronic systems used in aerospace applications, including navigation, communication, and flight control systems.

Find bellow an extensive list of applicable standards for most aeronautics and aerospace sectors.

Note: this tree is partially automatically generated and is intended for a first global approach. Do double-check the requirements and completeness (exemple of mistake: listing the rare earth metals standard for an MRI is not appropriate. An MRI has no real magnet.)

Refer to the standards official organisations listed in our tool directory.