Future Plans
Future Plans
Supporting the future of aerospace, aviation and space
Supporting the future of aerospace, aviation and space
In 2024, the Society remains dedicated to providing unparalleled opportunities for professional development and accreditation. We will continue to actively engage with global leaders, governments, and industry stakeholders to confront the urgent challenges posed by climate change. Our focus includes contributing to sustainable aviation practices and shaping policies that will define the future of flight.
The President's Briefing Paper on the 'Future of Flight: Safety Challenges and Action Plan.' will be launched later this year. This groundbreaking initiative brings together industry experts to outline strategies ensuring the highest safety standards in future aviation technologies.
In 2024, the Society remains dedicated to providing unparalleled opportunities for professional development and accreditation. We will continue to actively engage with global leaders, governments, and industry stakeholders to confront the urgent challenges posed by climate change. Our focus includes contributing to sustainable aviation practices and shaping policies that will define the future of flight.
The President's Briefing Paper on the 'Future of Flight: Safety Challenges and Action Plan.' will be launched later this year. This groundbreaking initiative brings together industry experts to outline strategies ensuring the highest safety standards in future aviation technologies.
In 2024, the Society remains dedicated to providing unparalleled opportunities for professional development and accreditation. We will continue to actively engage with global leaders, governments, and industry stakeholders to confront the urgent challenges posed by climate change. Our focus includes contributing to sustainable aviation practices and shaping policies that will define the future of flight.
The President's Briefing Paper on the 'Future of Flight: Safety Challenges and Action Plan.' will be launched later this year. This groundbreaking initiative brings together industry experts to outline strategies ensuring the highest safety standards in future aviation technologies.
Our commitment to inspiring the next generation remains unwavering. Through outreach events and activities, we aim to engage with students and young professionals, providing them with the tools and knowledge to excel in their aerospace, aviation and space careers, supported by our recently launched Next Generation Board. We are expecting to reach even more students with our Project Altitude and Careers events, including our 1-2-1 CV support programme, and our tailored AI CV checking tool through Career Flightpath.
Our commitment to inspiring the next generation remains unwavering. Through outreach events and activities, we aim to engage with students and young professionals, providing them with the tools and knowledge to excel in their aerospace, aviation and space careers, supported by our recently launched Next Generation Board. We are expecting to reach even more students with our Project Altitude and Careers events, including our 1-2-1 CV support programme, and our tailored AI CV checking tool through Career Flightpath.
In 2024, we prioritise strengthening international partnerships and supporting our global Branches and Divisions. Collaborative efforts with aerospace, aviation, and space communities worldwide will enrich our collective knowledge, fostering a more globally integrated sector.
During 2023, we have invested in the development of new systems to further support our EPA services and training, aimed at providing a higher and more efficient level of service; these new systems will be rolled out within 2024.
We are now approved to deliver the Systems Engineer – ST0107 (Level 7); development of delivery processes will be undertaken in the coming year. We will also be reviewing our EPA offering and exploring new opportunities within this area of the Society’s activity.
In 2024, we prioritise strengthening international partnerships and supporting our global Branches and Divisions. Collaborative efforts with aerospace, aviation, and space communities worldwide will enrich our collective knowledge, fostering a more globally integrated sector.
During 2023, we have invested in the development of new systems to further support our EPA services and training, aimed at providing a higher and more efficient level of service; these new systems will be rolled out within 2024.
We are now approved to deliver the Systems Engineer – ST0107 (Level 7); development of delivery processes will be undertaken in the coming year. We will also be reviewing our EPA offering and exploring new opportunities within this area of the Society’s activity.
Having contributed to shaping the agenda for the 2024 World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, the Royal Aeronautical Society will continue to actively influence international economic, social, and technological futures as a thought leader on the global stage.
We look forward to our presence at major events such as the Farnborough International Airshow and Singapore Airshow. Our Education and Skills team have several Careers Fairs in the diary for early 2024. The Society will have a significant presence at RIAT and on 'Futures Day' at the Farnborough International Airshow.
Having contributed to shaping the agenda for the 2024 World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, the Royal Aeronautical Society will continue to actively influence international economic, social, and technological futures as a thought leader on the global stage.
We look forward to our presence at major events such as the Farnborough International Airshow and Singapore Airshow. Our Education and Skills team have several Careers Fairs in the diary for early 2024. The Society will have a significant presence at RIAT and on 'Futures Day' at the Farnborough International Airshow.
The Aeronautical Journal will increase in size, featuring an average of 10 papers per issue in 2024. Special issues commemorating milestones such as 75 years of Aeronautical Engineering at Bristol University, the ISABE 2024 conference, and the RAeS 8th Structural Design Conference are set to be published.
The Aeronautical Journal will increase in size, featuring an average of 10 papers per issue in 2024. Special issues commemorating milestones such as 75 years of Aeronautical Engineering at Bristol University, the ISABE 2024 conference, and the RAeS 8th Structural Design Conference are set to be published.
Our commitment to inspiring the next generation remains unwavering. Through outreach events and activities, we aim to engage with students and young professionals, providing them with the tools and knowledge to excel in their aerospace, aviation and space careers, supported by our recently launched Next Generation Board. We are expecting to reach even more students with our Project Altitude and Careers events, including our 1-2-1 CV support programme, and our tailored AI CV checking tool through Career Flightpath.
In 2024, we prioritise strengthening international partnerships and supporting our global Branches and Divisions. Collaborative efforts with aerospace, aviation, and space communities worldwide will enrich our collective knowledge, fostering a more globally integrated sector.
During 2023, we have invested in the development of new systems to further support our EPA services and training, aimed at providing a higher and more efficient level of service; these new systems will be rolled out within 2024.
We are now approved to deliver the Systems Engineer – ST0107 (Level 7); development of delivery processes will be undertaken in the coming year. We will also be reviewing our EPA offering and exploring new opportunities within this area of the Society’s activity.
Having contributed to shaping the agenda for the 2024 World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, the Royal Aeronautical Society will continue to actively influence international economic, social, and technological futures as a thought leader on the global stage.
We look forward to our presence at major events such as the Farnborough International Airshow and Singapore Airshow. Our Education and Skills team have several Careers Fairs in the diary for early 2024. The Society will have a significant presence at RIAT and on 'Futures Day' at the Farnborough International Airshow.
The Aeronautical Journal will increase in size, featuring an average of 10 papers per issue in 2024. Special issues commemorating milestones such as 75 years of Aeronautical Engineering at Bristol University, the ISABE 2024 conference, and the RAeS 8th Structural Design Conference are set to be published.