Can the UK’s light modular aircraft developer, Aeralis now make the jump to production and sales success? TIM ROBINSON FRAeS ...

In the July 2025 issue of AEROSPACE: the future of space stations, the way ahead for Finnair, how one man revolutionised ...

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With net zero 2050 seeming ever more difficult, RAeS Head of Research, NAOMI ALLEN MRAeS asks if aviation sustainability has ...

ANTONY QUINN CRAeS, Royal Navy Commander and co-founder of Maverick Aviation Ltd which has created a semi-automated hands-free jetpack, explores the turbulent history of personal air mobility. One ...

July in London the Royal Air Force will host the Chief of the Air Staff’s Global Air and Space Chiefs’ Conference (GASCC) ...

Paul Shepherd, Wg Cdr RAF (Ret'd) Paul was a RAF Navigator with operational experience in tactical and strategic air transport and Air-to-Air Refuelling. He spent half of his career in the cockpit of ...

With the USAF expected to select a design for its Next Generation Air Dominance aircraft within the next 12 months, BILL SWEETMAN provides an overview of the project to date. Before the end of 2024, ...

The former RAF Coltishall is set to become a hive of activity as the Swift training aircraft moves towards a maiden flight. STEPHEN BRIDGEWATER speaks exclusively to company founder David Stanbridge.

The Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS) was originally known as The Aeronautical Society of Great Britain. The first and founding members were: His Grace The Duke of Argyll Mr James Glaisher Dr Hugh W.