Swarms of UAVs have gone from use in live theatre to the performing of spectacular light displays at global events. Now, ...

2024 Branch AGM, followed by Guest Lecture from Dr Tony Razzell. Many light aircraft you see at an airfield are commercially manufactured by the likes of Piper and Cessna, and operated under a ...

In our regular column highlighting the life and careers of new RAeS Members and Fellows, we interview PhD student, SAM LAND.

A discussion of how Global aviation companies evaluate and control risk in an increasingly unstable geopolitical environment, including business strategies and insurance solutions for: Protecting ...

This lecture will address the challenges and alternative approaches to zero (or low) emissions flight and the part that Project FRESSON will play in this. The lecture will consider the place of ...

On September 13, at No. 4 Hamilton Place, the RAeS Young Professionals Conference titled "Skyward Sovereignty: Pioneering Autonomy at the Frontiers of Aviation and Aerospace" was held. Students and ...

Developing a new passenger aircraft is an extremely costly and risky affair. Any new, revolutionary technologies or major changes in the configuration of the aircraft are subsequently treated with ...

Swedish Air Force dispersed ops, supersonic boom situational awareness, wither NGAD? multilingual crew operations, AAM training and Scotland prepares for space launch. Plus all the usual news, events ...

Upcoming events RAeS AI in Civil Aviation and Airports Summit Book now for the AI in Civil Aviation and Airports Summit 2024, taking place on 19-20 November in London. Careers in Aerospace and ...