The 2026 International Council of Aeronautical Sciences congress was hosted by the Royal Aeronautical Society Australian ...

Can the UK defend itself from a space ambush? MARK PIESING reports from the UK Space Power Conference. On the opening morning ...

October, Conference Chair CHRIS HUNTER FRAeS previews the event and explains why it is needed to keep up with fast-moving developments in this sector.

During this RAeS UAE lecture, our speaker will examine the purpose of Part-IS, its practical implications, and the value of approaching it as more than simply another regulatory compliance exercise.

SkyFall will send three counter-rotating helicopters to Mars in 2028 to map subsurface ice and scout astronaut landing sites, demanding oversized, transonic rotors to generate lift in an atmosphere ...

What will the future airborne fleet of US Special Operations Command consist of? ANDREW WHITE reports. Midway through 2024, the world’s geopolitical landscape continues to shift at pace, forcing ...

BILL READ FRAeS and JENNIFER READ look at the issues faced by autistic air travellers and what can be done to help them. There has been an increase in mental health issues reported by disabled people ...

In the October 2026 issue of AEROSPACE: Heart flies, electric fires, future of aerodynamics, a Burnham Government, preventing accidents early, wings of tomorrow, European CCAs, adapting to climate ...

JONATHAN CLARE, RAeS Head of External Affairs, and TIM ROBINSON, Editor in Chief, AEROSPACE, consider the impact of the current Middle East conflict on the global airline industry. Despite an ...

The former home of the Dambusters and the Red Arrows, RAF Scampton, has been sold with Scampton Holdings pledging to maintain the site as an operational airfield. STEPHEN BRIDGEWATER speaks ...

As IATA launches a new safety awareness campaign for passenger evacuations, NICHOLAS J BUTCHER FRAeS and JOHN BARNETT CEng FCILT consider the relevant issues, together with related accidents, ...