The design of a fully-functional aircraft is incomplete without the presence of a robust grounding and bonding electrical system. This is because improper grounding can lead to several in-flight accidents from an over accumulation of electrostatic charge. Moreover, the subsequent discharge and voltage fluctuations of all connected devices can lead to the overall rise in the risk of shock hazards. However, that is not all; electromagnetic interference from the atmosphere and lightning strikes during stormy weather conditions pose additional threats. Therefore, this blog will shed some light on how electrical grounding in airplanes can be established to prevent such scenarios from emerging.