RAeS Head of External Affairs, JONATHAN CLARE, reviews the latest insights from front line operators attending the Global ...

An Airbus A330-200 jet powered by Rolls-Royce Trent 700 ran out of fuel in mid-Atlantic and successfully glided 121km to land in the Azores. In this RAeS Heathrow Branch lecture, the 20th Charles ...

Join us online or in person at Cambridge Museum of Technology on the 6th of November! Event held in the Pye Building North of the Newmarket Rd Tesco Superstore, entry via Cheddars Lane. See link for ...

Members, aerospace professionals and aviation enthusiasts are invited to the Weybridge Branch's lecture, titled "Life in the cockpit from Grasshopper to Harrier".

How do we balance trust, safety and innovation in aviation when it comes to autonomous systems with safety-critical functions ...

In our regular column highlighting the life and careers of new RAeS Members and Fellows, we interview Senior Engineer – Field ...

In the November 2025 issue of AEROSPACE, Emirates at 40, Will Gen Z fight in WW3? Democratising SAR from space and Are airfields electric? Plus all the usual news, events and Society updates.

Available and free to all RAeS members, Aeroversity is the Society’s integrated learning and professional development platform. Bringing together our ever growing collection of learned content and ...

Save the date for RAeS Aerodynamic Decelerator Systems Conference and Seminar 2026, with the first 3 days involving solicited technical paper presentations at Royal Aeronautical Society Headquarters, ...

Over one year on from the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Western air forces are now rediscovering the need for dispersed operations to survive and keep fighting. TIM ROBINSON FRAeS considers what a 21st ...

Some 85 years after it first flew, the Douglas DC-3 still flies on in commercial service – a testament to the ruggedness of the original design. ALAN DRON tracks down the DC-3s still in service. It is ...