
Q&A: Dame Xiangqian Jiang, director of the Future Metrology Hub
How metrology and non-destructive testing can combine to assure the quality of additively manufactured aerospace parts
How metrology and non-destructive testing can combine to assure the quality of additively manufactured aerospace parts
An expert in aviation law analyzes the problems with the 737 Max certification process and suggests ways to improve the safety regulations.
Steven Zabarnick, division head of fuels and combustion at the University of Dayton Research Institute describes his team’s ongoing work developing standards for sustainable aviation fuels
Karen Willcox, director of the Oden Institute for Computational Engineering and Sciences at the University of Texas, Austin discusses an emerging field of computing that could revolutionize how aircraft are designed
Waruna Seneviratne, director of the Advanced Technologies Lab for Aerospace Systems at the National Institute for Aviation Research at Wichita State University reveals the machines and goals behind one of the USA’s most-advanced aerospace research facilities
Alexander Schleicher Aircraft’s latest glider has been developed using the latest software simulation tools to improve the aircraft’s design and testing process
Dr Adrian Cole, programme manager at Cranfield University explains why test engineers need digital technologies to improve aviation
This article explains what GPS spoofing is and how aerospace engineers can protect aircraft against it
Nick Butler, head of aerospace and defense marketing at National Instruments discusses the best approach to managing risk in testing programs
Gunar Leonhardt from Project Flight Test Service, describes a new control surface deflection angle measurement system