Company of Cooks is proud to announce that it is the new hospitality and catering partner for No.4 Hamilton Place, the ...

Last year was a busy one for the space industry, and the quest to explore the cosmos is not slowing down any time soon.

In 2026, the Royal Aeronautical Society celebrates 160 years of advancing global aerospace knowledge, fostering professional ...

In our regular column highlighting the life and careers of new RAeS Members and Fellows, we interview Corporate pilot, flight ...

Steve Markham spent more than 11,500 hours building an 80 percent scale replica of a Photo Reconnaissance Spitfire that flew ...

The De Havilland Comet was a groundbreaking aircraft, setting the technological standards of passenger aircraft for several decades. However, the aircraft saw a number of accidents which tarnished its ...

Upcoming events RAeS Business Aviation Forum 2026 Book your early bird ticket now for the RAeS Business Aviation Forum, taking place in London and online on Monday 2 March - part of the RAeS Civil ...

In the January 2026 issue of AEROSPACE, Space in 2026, the hunt for a RAF Hawk replacement, NASA's X-59, female physiology ...

Cranfield University together with the RAeS Air Transport Specialist Group are pleased to invite you to join the 'Growing Sustainably?' conference on 15 Jan 2026. This conference is run as part of ...

The Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS) and its sponsors Boeing UK, with the assistance of the Light Aircraft Association (LAA), launched an ambitious, and exciting project, the Schools Build-a-Plane ...

All talks start at 19:00 and will also be streamed. Anyone who is not a branch member wishing to attend should contact Alan at preston@aerosociety.com ...