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Luxair maintains a strong safety record. Airline Ratings gives Luxair a safety rating of 7/7, indicating a high standard of safety.

• Recent Safety Record and Notable Incidents: Luxair has a largely positive safety record. Since 2000, the airline has been associated with only two incidents according to the ASN Database, one of which was a fatal crash in 2002 involving a Luxair Fokker 50 aircraft that resulted in 20 fatalities (18 of 19 passengers and two of three flight crew members). Despite this tragic event, its overall safety record is considered very good, with few incidents over its long operational history. Recent minor incidents reported by AeroInside include a rejected takeoff due to anti-skid failure in 2023, a cracked windshield in 2023, and a gear problem in 2023.
• Regulatory Certifications: Luxair is a member of IATA, and therefore, is IOSA (IATA Operational Safety Audit) registered. The IOSA program is an internationally recognized standard that assesses an airline's operational management and control systems. Luxair is not on the EU Air Safety List, which bans or restricts unsafe third-country air carriers from flying in European skies. This indicates compliance with European safety standards. Luxair also received ISO 9001:2015 certification for its quality management system, confirmed for LuxairTours. The Luxembourg Airport, where Luxair is based, received aerodrome certification through a collaborative effort including Luxair Airline, ensuring compliance with numerous organizational and operational requirements.
• Fleet Age and Maintenance Reputation: Luxair is known for operating one of the youngest and most modern fleets in Europe. As of October 2023, the average age of its fleet was approximately 11.6 years, with Boeing 737-700s averaging 17.3 years, Boeing 737-800s averaging 9.5 years, and Dash 8 Q400s averaging 9.6 years. The aircraft undergo strict and regular controls and inspections in accordance with international standards to ensure safety. The airline continually updates its fleet with more fuel-efficient and technologically advanced airplanes, reflecting its commitment to efficiency and environmental sustainability.
• Overall Safety Assessment: Based on available data, Luxair has a robust safety profile, evidenced by its high safety rating, IOSA registration, and compliance with EU safety regulations. The airline prioritizes safety through rigorous maintenance and a modern fleet.
• Safety Awards or Recognitions: Luxair's Airline Safety department manager, Captain Pascal Kremer, received awards in 2014 and 2018 for being a reference in Airline Safety and for his expertise and commitment to the European Regions Airline Association (ERA), further underscoring Luxair's dedication to safety. In 2020, Luxair Luxembourg Airlines was also rewarded "Travellers Choice Regional Airline Europe" by TripAdvisor for the second year running.