Runway Safe

02/04/2026

24/02/2026

Aviation connects people, economies, and cultures across the world.

Every takeoff and landing is part of a much bigger story—families reunited, businesses growing, and ideas moving across borders.

Behind these everyday moments is infrastructure working quietly in the background. One of those safeguards is the Engineered Material Arresting System (EMAS), designed to safely stop an aircraft that cannot stop on the runway alone—using controlled, predictable deceleration to minimize damage and maximize safety.

It’s rarely noticed.But when it’s needed, it makes all the difference.

At Runway Safe, we are proud to support the global connections aviation makes possible—by making runways safer and more efficient.

We provide safety and efficiency where it matters most.

14/01/2026

From Innovation to Implementation

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) played a key role in the early development and facilitation of the Engineered Material Arresting System (EMAS), helping this critical safety technology become a proven solution for preventing runway overruns.

Through collaboration and continued investment, airports across the United States — and now around the world — are adopting EMAS to strengthen runway safety for passengers, crews, and communities.

Today, we proudly continue to design, produce, and deliver EMAS globally — building on that strong foundation and advancing the system with every project.

It’s a story of collaboration, innovation, and a shared commitment to safer skies everywhere.

02/01/2026

New year. New runways. Same mission.

2025 took us across the globe — from tradeshows to tarmacs — connecting with partners, airport leaders, and aviation innovators.

As 2026 takes off, we carry that momentum forward — with stronger partnerships, smarter solutions, and the same dedication to safety and performance.

Let’s keep moving. Let’s keep building.
Here’s to another year of safer runways — together!

24/11/2025

27 Times. 0 Casualties.

Runway overruns are rare — but when they happen, the consequences can be severe.

That’s why airports around the world trust our Engineered Material Arresting System (EMAS) — a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)–certified safety solution that has safely stopped 27 aircraft in real-life emergency situations, achieving a 100% success rate.

03/11/2025

There’s something about this moment that never gets old. The focus. The precision. The teamwork behind the scenes.

We’re proud to play our part in making landings safer — and we love what we do, every day.

30/10/2025

Happy Halloween from all of us at Runway Safe!

Did you know the pumpkin lantern, or Jack-o’-lantern, started in Ireland, where people carved turnips to light the way and ward off spirits? When the tradition crossed to America, pumpkins became the symbol we all know today.

Today, pumpkins may be more about fun than fear — and for us, Halloween is a chance to wish all our friends and partners a season filled with light, safety, and good spirits.

10/10/2025

So proud of what we accomplish

05/10/2025

Team Runway Safe has landed in New Zealand!

Our colleagues Mikael and Sammy are representing Runway Safe at the NZ Hui this week — three days of great discussions, inspiration, and connections within the aviation community.

If you’re attending, make sure to stop by and say hello, and learn more about how our EMAS and other runway safety solutions are helping airports stay prepared for the unexpected.

Safe travels and see you at the Hui!