
On 10th May 2012 A Specialist from the BBC’s ‘Antique Roadshow’ programme examined the original Sir George Cayley notebooks held in the archives of the National Aerospace Library at Farnborough.

The Derby Branch Sir Henry Royce Lecture will take place on the 28th June and will be delivered by Tony Tyler FRAeS, former head of Cathay Pacific and now Director General and CEO of the International Air Transport Association (IATA). The title of the lecture is “Working Together for a Sustainable Future”
The Royal Aeronautical Society is supporting the 9th International Airship Convention and Exhibition and has negotiated preferential rates for RAeS Members to attend.
The Argyll Room was the elegant setting for a highly topical briefing on cyber security. The briefing was given by James Quinault CBE the Director of the UK Government body responsible for the subject: the Office of Cyber Security and Information Assurance, which sits within the Cabinet Office.
The Rolls-Royce Women’s network is to host the 2012 Royal Aeronautical Society’s Women in Aviation and Aerospace Conference at its Bristol site.
This Conference bringing together the Rotorcraft and Flight Simulation communities will evaluate the requirements for civil & military helicopter mission training profiles in light of recent accidents and incidents where more extensive training might have averted disaster.
The Royal Aeronautical Society Annual Air Law Group Committee’s Annual Summer Reception is scheduled to take place at 19.00 on Monday 9 July 2012. The Committee feels that this annual event gives past conference delegates and members of the Society with an interest in air law, the opportunity to meet each other in an informal social setting.
Calling recruiters! Exhibitor registration for the Royal Aeronautical Society’s 2012 event is now open offering your organisation a unique opportunity to be part of the only UK careers fair dedicated to the aerospace and aviation sector.This year’s event will take place on Friday 9 November at the Society’s headquarters, No.4 Hamilton Place.
This year’s Applied Aerodynamics Conference will be taking place at the University of Bristol, Queens Building, Department of Engineering between 17-19 July and will feature a number of international speakers from across a range of aerodynamics fields.
An overview of the conference organised by the Flight Operations Group on 20 – 21 March at No.4 Hamilton Place to discuss the skills, characteristics and training that aircraft commanders in the 21st century will require.

Join us for the ‘In orbit’ Lecture from ESA astronaut Paolo Nespoli (free to attend). A Royal Aeronautical Society Careers & Space Group public lecture, Saturday, 28 April 2012. 14.00 for a 14.30 start. Venue: No.4 Hamilton Place, London, W1J 7BQ. We are very pleased to welcome ESA astronaut and Italian citizen Paolo Nespoli to the Royal Aeronautical Society for a special lecture as part of the Mission X educational programme. Paolo will provide an overview of his career – focusing on the highlights of his astronaut training, and long duration mission to the International Space Station. The talk will be aimed at both adults and children and will make a great family afternoon out as well as appeal to space professionals. There is no charge to attend, however due to limited place numbers please do register in advance by contacting careers@aerosociety.com or call 020 7670 4325/6.

27th and 28th April at the NEC Birmingham – Meet with a wide-range of major employers at the exhibition who will be seeking new staff for engineering and construction roles in the UK. Assystem, Eaton Aerospace, and Goodrich will be among an extensive range of employers at what promises to be the largest engineering and construction recruitment event in the UK for several years.
The RAeS will be supporting ‘Flying in 2050′ at l’Academie de l’Air at de l’Espace, due to take place on 30 & 31 May 2012 in Toulouse. Greener by Design member John Green is one of the speakers and Past President David Marshall will be joining the final discussion panel. The conference aims to address [...]
This Conference bringing together the Rotorcraft and Flight Simulation communities will evaluate the requirements for civil & military helicopter mission training profiles in light of recent accidents and incidents where more extensive training might have averted disaster.