Aeronautical Safety and Quality decrease in the last years.

This article brings information and reflections on the increase in air accidents in recent years and warns about the lack of care and lack of actions to contain the possible causes of these increases.
It is intended to bring attention to the discussion of leaders of aviation companies or related to them, aiming at the reflection and implementation of containment actions and improvements to reduce non-conformities related to aviation safety.
This article aims to broaden the discussion on the importance of a quality culture in aviation and demonstrate that, in a high-complexity environment with multiple risk factors, a commitment to safety is essential for preserving lives and the sustainability of the aeronautical sector.

Keywords: quality, safety, aviation, aircraft accidents, CENIPA, swiss cheese model, aeronautical chain, flight operations, quality control, maintenance procedures, pilot training, human factors, air traffic controllers, predictive maintenance, real-time monitoring, aviation regulations, safety culture, emergency simulations, aircraft manufacturing, error prevention, operational efficiency.