On 25 September 2025, former BEA and British Airways Training Captain, Dacre Watson FRAeS, provided the latest Royal ...

Despite buzzwords of 'working at pace' and 'moving to a war footing', some six months on, the UK SDR now seems trapped in ...

The International Ergonomics Association defines human factors as “the scientific discipline concerned with the understanding of interactions among humans and other elements of a system, and the ...

Perhaps it was the title, suggesting that ‘beans might be spilled’ which attracted the largest audience for some time to ...

A decade on from British ESA astronaut Tim Peake’s historic mission to the ISS in December 2015, RICHARD LOWE from the RAeS ...

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

Tim's story will reveal who nearly made "it" - from telephones, DNA, jet engines, computers, light bulbs and radar. Do you really know who was the first?

The Air and Space Power Group aims to: * Offer a coherent, unconstrained and intellectually rigorous view on air power topics. * Provide information on air power to others, both within and outside the ...

Could 24/7 solar power from orbit be the answer to the world's future energy challenges? KATE ARKLESS GRAY reports from the International Conference on Energy from Space 2024, held at RAeS HQ, on ...

Members, aerospace professionals and aviation enthusiasts are invited to Manchester Branch's lecture, titled 'AVRO's Role in the Dambusters Raid'.

Scientists at BAE Systems are researching future technology which would enable aircraft to use lasers to create ‘virtual lenses’ in the sky which could be used for long-distance reconnaissance and for ...