Abstract: There were many researches on interlaminar shear properties of composites in China, but few on interlaminar tensile strength. The interlaminar tensile strength of T800 thick composite laminates was tested. The k-sample Anderson-Darling test was used to do statistical analysis of the test results, and the influence of thickness, temperature/humidity and acceptable delamination defects on the interlaminar tensile strength were studied to provide data for the application of composite materials on civil aircraft. The test results show that: in the range of 5—12.9 mm thickness, changing the thickness will not affect the interlaminar tensile stress; compared with the room temperature dry state, the elevated temperature wet state reduces the interlaminar tensile stress of the laminate; delamination defects seriously affect the interlaminar tensile strength, and the interlaminar tensile strength of specimens with delamination defects is not significantly affected by the environment. After the goodness-of-fit test of normal distribution by Anderson-Darling method, the B-basis value of the interlaminar tensile strength without delamination defects and the B-basis value of the interlaminar tensile strength with delamination defects were obtained. Based on B-basis value above, the interlaminar tensile strength B-basis reduction factor of acceptable delamination defects was 0.39.