The European Union Aviation Safety Agency received 39 aviation safety recommendations in 2025, underscoring the steady flow of investigative findings feeding into Europe’s aviation oversight system. The annual total forms part of EASA’s regular safety review cycle and reflects the agency’s role in assessing operational and technical risks across the EU aviation network.
The figure comes from EASA’s annual safety recommendations review, a recurring publication that tracks formal recommendations arising from accident and incident investigations. Such recommendations can influence future rulemaking, operator procedures, aircraft design changes and compliance planning, although the review material available does not identify the individual subjects covered in 2025.
The recommendation count also offers a snapshot of the workload facing the broader European safety ecosystem, including investigators and oversight bodies that channel findings to EASA. No breakdown of aircraft types, affected operators or implementation status was provided in the material available.