Stuck for avgeek reading over the festive season? TIM ROBINSON FRAeS and STEPHEN BRIDGEWATER FRAeS present personal picks of ...

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

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

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 ...

Frank Pleszak is formerly a WHO tropical pest control expert and latterly an IT consultant. He is a beekeeper, author, and blogger specialising in Polish history, aviation, and the local history ...

The Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS) International Light Aircraft Design Competition is one of the Society’s flagship international competitions. It gives students and early-career professionals the ...

What inspired you into aerospace? When I was at school, I joined an engineering club where one challenge was to build a toy car and roll it down a ramp. It sounded easy but the requirement was to make ...

As we consider the world around us today, are we living through another giant leap for mankind and are we ready for what lies ahead? Born in 1891, Rex Pierson lived through a remarkable time in ...

Space-Comm Scotland returns to the SEC Glasgow on 3–4 December 2025 for its second year, following a standout debut that firmly established it as the essential event for the space sector. Bringing ...

From Monday 2 March, the Royal Aeronautical Society will be holding our inaugural Civil Aviation Week, featuring events, publications and content focused around this key theme. We’ll also be ...

From Monday 18 May 2026, the Royal Aeronautical Society is holding our Defence Week, featuring events, publications and content focused around this key theme. We're delighted to announce that the 4th ...

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?