In the November 2025 issue of AEROSPACE, Emirates at 40, Will Gen Z fight in WW3? Democratising SAR from space and Are airfields electric? Plus all the usual news, events and Society updates.

How do we balance trust, safety and innovation in aviation when it comes to autonomous systems with safety-critical functions ...

For Black History Month, student and aspiring airline pilot, KASHA-MARIE ABABIO takes a look at some black aviation role ...

In July, the RAF Chief of the Air Staff’s Air and Space Power Conference saw air and space leaders from across the globe gather in London. AEROSPACE Editor-in-Chief TIM ROBINSON FRAeS reports. In July ...

Some 85 years after it first flew, the Douglas DC-3 still flies on in commercial service – a testament to the ruggedness of the original design. ALAN DRON tracks down the DC-3s still in service. It is ...

Fresh from the successful completion of its XB-1 flight test campaign earlier this year, TIM ROBINSON FRAeS talks to Boom Supersonic founder and CEO, Blake Scholl. Boom Supersonic Founder and CEO, ...

The recent unveiling of Britain’s new fighter demonstrator should be an exciting moment with the first new UK combat jet in four decades. But can it help GCAP maintain its pace? Dr MICHAEL PRYCE looks ...

As Pratt & Whitney marks its centenary in 2025, STEPHEN BRIDGEWATER FRAeS speaks exclusively to DR MICHAEL ‘DOC’ WINTER FRAeS to learn what the years ahead hold for the ever-innovative engine ...

As the UK government’s sustainable aviation fuel mandate begins to take effect, STEPHEN BRIDGEWATER FRAeS takes a deep dive into the UK SAF sector. On 1 January, the UK Department for Transport (DfT) ...

More than 20 years since the final Concorde flight, is a small US start-up now on course to bring back supersonic air travel? TIM ROBINSON FRAeS and JOE COLES debrief Boom’s XB-1 test pilot and ...

Ahead of the RAeS Flight Operations Conference on Single Pilot Operations in March, Capt SEBASTIAN HALL from Emirates Aviation University analyses the public perception of the idea of ‘going solo’.