In our regular column highlighting the life and careers of new RAeS Members and Fellows, we talk to trustee, board adviser, entrepreneur, volunteer and new Fellow, SUSANNE SVENSDOTTER FRAeS.

Join this year’s Mary Jackson Named Lecture, held in honour of Mary Jackson, NASA’s first Black female aerospace engineer. The lecture is jointly hosted by the RAeS Equity, Diversity & Inclusion ...

In the wake of post-COVID supply chain disruptions, shifting capital markets, and evolving airline business models, the ...

To mark International Women’s Day 2026, we are publishing a set of Chartered Week case studies written by women whose routes into aerospace rarely follow a single, neat line. One began with an ...

Giving affordable weapons smarts means that we are on the brink of a similar transition from cavalry to tanks, argues defence start-up, Anduril UK. Ahead of the RAeS Weapon Systems & Capability ...

As the airline sector races to decarbonise, what will be the impact on passenger ticket prices? RAeS Head of Research, NAOMI ALLEN MRAeS crunches the numbers to explore how much an airline ticket ...

As part of Chartered Week 2026, we are pleased to present three case studies showcasing the professional journeys of Kristy ...

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 ...

I wanted to join the armed forces from the age of seven and by the time I was 13 I had decided on the Royal Navy as an AEM. In 1986 Top Gun was released and naively I thought that’s what being on a ...

Registration is now open for the 2nd IATA-RAeS hybrid workshop on contrail management, taking place on 9-10 March in London and Online. This two-day event focusing on bringing together scientists, ...