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

The RAeS General Aviation Design Competition is one of the Society’s flagship international competitions. It is an ...

On Boxing Day 26 December 2024, pictures and video emerged of a new Chinese stealth aircraft, featuring a unique ...

The Royal Aeronautical Society is a professional body dedicated to aerospace communities. We exist to further the advancement of aeronautical art, science, and engineering around the world. The ...

Your membership is due for renewal by 1 January 2025, and you should have received an email with all the details you need to renew and update your membership. In the meantime, here are some details on ...

With time running out in the race to net zero, RAeS past President, Professor IAN POLL FRAeS, argues the science is enough to introduce contrail management and slash aviation’s climate impact.

In the January 2025 issue of AEROSPACE: Upset recovery training five years on, space - the year ahead, military helicopters, and rebuilding Ukraine's airports. Plus all the usual news, events and ...

Radia has designed its enormous WindRunner to transport turbine blades to remote sites by air. CHRIS POCOCK investigates a project that could result in the world’s largest aircraft. He describes ...

The National Aerospace Library is one of the world's most extensive libraries devoted to the development of aeronautics, aviation and aerospace technology. Based in Farnborough, we neighbour ...

Tim will tell the story of Captain Peter Eckersley - RFC pilot, radio engineer, father of air traffic control and pioneer of radio broadcasting. Now, as the BBC’s Chief Engineer Capt. Eckersley ...

The talk will cover the Westland’s Wasp fascinating history and how it evolved and developed in trials and in service. Reference will be made to sites all around the south and southwest which played a ...