Abstract:Aviation safety is a global focus, and as the aviation system becomes increasingly complex, it becomes particularly important to conduct systematic risk analysis. This paper combines the HAZOP method with the WSR methodology to comprehensively identify critical risk nodes in aviation safety. By constructing a complex network model based on real-life case studies, the dynamic transmission process of risk elements in the aviation network is simulated. The risk grade and transmission probability were determined according to the difference of risks, and the transmission probability among different risks was differentiated based on the risk grade, so as to improve the susceptible-infection-susceptible (SIS) model and quantify the dynamic characteristics of risk transmission. Finally, through the analysis of 47 aviation cases, taking bird strikes as the scenario, the most likely to cause 10 high-risk nodes and their risk transmission chain are identified. The study shows that, compared with traditional SIS models, the risk quantitative analysis using the improved SIS model can more sensitively identify risks, providing reference for effective management of aviation safety.