With space now becoming critical (inter)national infrastructure on which our daily lives depend, the challenge has now moved ...

As we look ahead to the next few years, it is easy to see a picture of an uncertain world. The developments and relationships that we build across industry and defence will be key to ensuring the UK ...

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

On Friday 25 September, over 100 students, apprentices, graduates and early-career professionals gathered at No.4 Hamilton Place for the Royal Aeronautical Society’s (RAeS) Young Professionals ...

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

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 ...

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.

Heart flies, electric fires, future of aerodynamics, a Burnham Government, preventing accidents early, wings of tomorrow, ...

With modern society increasingly dependent on space-based infrastructure, this has created a new vulnerability to the most powerful magnetic space weather. TEREZA PULTAROVA looks at what happens to ...

Can AI improve flight training, or will it weaken proficiency? RAUL BONADIA RODRIGUES MRAeS and FABIO PARO BELLAGAMBA investigate. Artificial intelligence (AI) is moving steadily into aviation. No ...