Due to the great importance of safety in the country and especially in the aviation field, due to the increasing use of drones, helicopters, and military and commercial aircraft on the one hand, and the discussion of basic airworthiness, testing, and certification of new aircraft and aviation systems, and safety evaluation and on the other hand, risk in airplane flight and technical operation shows the necessity of creating a scientific publication in the field of safety and airworthiness. In this regard, the Journal of Safety and Airworthiness was launched with an editorial board consisting of prominent professors from the country's universities and Shahid Sattari University of Aviation Sciences and Technology in 1402 with the permission of the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance.

The specialized fields accepted by this publication include all fields of aerospace engineering, mechanical engineering and electrical engineering in the field of safety and airworthiness, and include analytical, experimental, and computational research activities and applied engineering works in the fields of initial airworthiness, including the processes of obtaining aviation training qualifications, the processes of obtaining the qualifications of maintenance centers, testing and certification of aircraft and aviation systems, qualification and certification of new technologies, for example, supersonic transport aircraft, aircraft with electric and hybrid propulsion, etc., certification of systems for military aircraft, qualification and certification safe/unsafe metallic and non-metallic parts, critical parts of aircraft, advanced testing and computational techniques for testing and certification of aircraft made of composite materials, reliability and performance engineering methods in aircraft design and engineering modifications, safety and risk assessment methods in development of aircraft, considerations of human factors in the design, construction, maintenance and operation of aircraft, qualification of flight navigation systems and design standards, design and redesign of airports and flight routes, and Continuing Airworthiness including safety and risk assessment in the flight of aircraft and technical operations, reliability analysis of aircraft systems and components, continuing airworthiness management in civil and military aviation, development and optimization of aircraft maintenance programs, development and optimization of military aircraft structural integrity (ASI) management programs and inspection techniques and effective and efficient maintenance for aircraft made of composite materials.

All the researchers, valuable university professors, graduate students, and engineers working in the country's aviation industry in safety and airworthiness are requested to send their original and accurate scientific articles to this Journal.