Airworthiness directives for airliner families: FAA and EASA

1,501 FAA and 3,554 EASA airworthiness directives (ADs) matched to 21 airliner families (2010–2026), plus 1,467 engine ADs and 964 safety information bulletins from the EASA Safety Publications Tool (265 carry EASA as issuing authority; the rest carry another value: other 633, CASA 36, FAA 30). Each AD links to its official publication and each family to its FlightFinder page. Browse it on FlightFinder: each family's page lists its directives from both authorities: Boeing 737, Airbus A320, Airbus A321, Boeing 787, Boeing 777, Airbus A330, Airbus A350, Embraer E190/E195, ATR 42/72, Dash 8 and more at himaxym.com/by-aircraft. Files: faa_airworthiness_directives, faa_ad_aircraft_families, easa_airworthiness_directives, easa_ad_aircraft_families, engine_airworthiness_directives, easa_safety_information_bulletins (CSV), and README.md documenting every column. Not for compliance. This is a research dataset. Always use the official AD text and the authority's own database to decide whether a directive applies to a specific aircraft. Scope is the families FlightFinder tracks, not every AD either authority has issued. Family matching is automatic: FAA ADs on the manufacturer in the title and the model designations in the Federal Register summary; EASA ADs on the manufacturer and type designation. Source and licence: FAA ADs from the Federal Register (US government work, public domain). EASA ADs and the bulletins from the EASA Safety Publications Tool (ad.easa.europa.eu), © European Union Aviation Safety Agency; reproduction is authorised provided the source is acknowledged. The matching, de-duplication and FlightFinder links are released under CC BY 4.0 by FlightFinder (himaxym.com).