: If you are traveling (e.g., on a flight without Wi-Fi), you can manually enter the 6-digit OTP displayed in the app instead of waiting for a push notification.

As aerospace moves toward digital twins, connected factories, and software-defined aircraft, identity will remain the new perimeter. OneLogin Protect helped Airbus build a robust foundation—turning a potential vulnerability (human credentials) into a controlled, verifiable asset.

The implementation of at Airbus represents a modernization of identity security. By moving away from simple passwords and toward a mobile-first, push-based MFA strategy, Airbus has significantly hardened its defenses against unauthorized access.

In the high-stakes world of aerospace manufacturing, security is not just about physical perimeters or intellectual property—it is about flight safety, national security, and global supply chain integrity. Airbus, a European multinational aerospace corporation, designs and manufactures commercial aircraft, helicopters, military transporters, satellites, and launch vehicles. With over 130,000 employees across 180 locations and thousands of third-party suppliers, Airbus faces an enormous identity management challenge.

| Metric | Before OneLogin Protect | After OneLogin Protect | |--------|------------------------|------------------------| | Account takeover incidents (per year) | 47 (avg) | 3 (all caught by MFA) | | Average login time for remote engineers | 45 sec (password only) | 12 sec (push + biometric) | | Help desk tickets for password resets | 12,000/month | 3,500/month | | Supplier portal breaches | 2 in 2019 (via credential stuffing) | 0 since 2020 |

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: If you are traveling (e.g., on a flight without Wi-Fi), you can manually enter the 6-digit OTP displayed in the app instead of waiting for a push notification.