The purpose of FHA is to establish the safety measures of the aircraft. It describes and analyzes the safety features of various systems, both primary and secondary systems. The FHA process through which aviation safety is pursued, is structured and safe. These steps include system overdraft, extensive safety analysis, risk assessment, and creating proper ways that help in risk mitigation process. An example of this is the Preliminary Hazard Statement (PHL), Preliminary Hazard Analysis (PHA), and Subsystem Hazard Analysis (SSHA). This brings us to another point, which is that failing to identify the root cause cannot ensure the long-term success of any corrective action hence it limits the growth of the organization. Arranging and organizing the risks increases the likelihood of survival in each development stage. Potential investors and experts can use these research findings to direct investment into these areas in their efforts to bolster the effectiveness of the airplane system by doing mass shadow improvements in the air carrier world.