Wishing you a Merry Christmas, from all of us at Martin-Baker 🎄🔻 #EngineeringForLife

On December 6th 2025, a Nigerian Alpha Jet crashed during a routine test flight from NAF Base Kainji. Both aircrew successfully ejected using the Martin-Baker N10LN Ejection Seat 🔻 #EngineeringForLife

“In my 33 years in the RAF I have been privileged to work on many fast jet aircraft weapons systems including the maintenance of the aircraft assisted escape systems. These aircraft included the Hunter T7 T8, Buccaneer S2, Jaguar GR1, Harrier GR3 / T4, GR 7, 9, T10 and the

We're attending the London School and College Leavers Festival 2025 today and tomorrow at the London Excel! (18-19th November) Come and visit booth 109 to learn more about our Level 3 Apprenticeships! https://t.co/BuME0Adyxq Kickstart your career by saving lives🔻

Earlier today, an Indian PC-7 MkII crashed near Tambaram Air Base, Chennai. The pilot successfully ejected using the Martin-Baker IN11A Ejection Seat. #EngineeringForLife

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"My first thought on the ground was: Martin-Baker saved my life!"🔻 Read the story of Bodo Bernhardi's ejection from a Fiat G.91 in 1965 on our website: https://t.co/owJbzw9GR8 #martinbaker #engineeringforlife

We’re heading to the SAFE Symposium in Mobile, ALnext week as a Platinum Sponsor! Stop by Booth 316 to see the US16E and US18E ejection seats up close and speak with our team about the latest in aircrew safety technology 🔻 #SAFESymposium #EngineeringForLife

On Sunday 26th October, an F/A-18F Super Hornet from VFA-22 crashed in the South China Sea. Both pilots successfully ejected using the US14A (NACES) Ejection Seat. #EngineeringForLife

✈️ Martin-Baker is heading to Global Defence Aviation show Next week we’ll be in Warsaw, Poland showcasing our Crashworthy Seating portfolio — designed to protect aircrew across fixed- and rotary-wing platforms. Visit us to learn more about our latest innovations in aviation

Martin-Baker Celebrates 250 Years of the U.S. Navy – Since May 1958, Martin-Baker ejection seats have saved the lives of 2,275 @USNavy aircrew. Today, the U.S. Navy operates 2,825 Martin-Baker ejection seats across six aircraft platforms: T-6, T-38, T-45, F-5, F/A-18 and the

The Mk18 is a Next-Generation Escape System - but what does that mean? 👉 🔻It means we can accommodate the widest range of aircrew to date - irrespective of gender. 🔻The modular design allows for low lifecycle cost and easy maintenance - without removing the canopy.

✈️ We’re Hiring: Contracts Manager – India Market - Denham, Buckinghamshire https://t.co/7Sc9UvksW8 This is a super opportunity to join the Commercial team, focused with the India market, leading a team and having an impact with future negotiations and commercial activity 🔻

🔻Martin-Baker have confirmed a previously unrecorded ejection from 1968. The total number of lives saved by Martin-Baker Ejection Seats is now 7,800.

Yesterday, a U.S. Navy T-45C Goshawk operated by TAW-2 crashed south of NAS Kingsville, Texas. The pilot successfully ejected using the Martin-Baker US14A (NACES) Ejection Seat. Martin-Baker Ejection Seats have now saved the lives of 2,273 U.S. Navy servicemen and women. This