Things to Do When You’re a Teleworking Aerospace Engineer or Aerospace Engineering Student

Many aerospace organizations are having their employees work from home to keep communities, especially the most vulnerable members, safe and healthy. AIAA applauds and supports this decision.

We encourage everyone to follow safety guidelines as set out by the WHO and CDC.

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Aerospace America, Dec. 2024 Cover Image

The December issue of Aerospace America, 2024 Year in Review, is now live. Make sure to check out the most important developments as described by AIAA’s technical, integration and outreach committees. 2024 Year in Review

Don't miss this month's Editor's Notebook, “Two Possible Space Strategies for the Trump Administration,” by Aerospace America Editor-in-Chief Ben Iannotta, who writes: “What will our Year-in-Review issues look like for the next four years with President-elect Donald Trump at the helm in the United States? I predict that the research themes won’t vary much from what we saw in the Biden years and the first Trump administration. These themes — artificial intelligence, electric flight, biofuels, hypersonic weapons, extending society into space — do not depend solely on the United States, and they are governed by market forces and security needs that are beyond the control of any single administration.” Full Story

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Aerospace Insider

AIAA’s Aerospace America gives voice to experts in the aviation and space fields who will define the future of air travel, space exploration, national security and much more. Hear first-hand accounts from special guests and learn how tomorrow begins today.

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Episode 4: A deeper look at aerodynamic lift
01 March 2023

Host: Ben Iannotta, editor-in-chief of Aerospace America

Guests: Paul Bevilaqua, a former chief engineer of Lockheed Martin Skunk Works,
Haithem Taha, an associate professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering at University of California, Irvine

Do you think you know how planes fly? Believe or not, scientists are still learning about the fundamental principles behind aerodynamic lift. Two experts from different corners of the industry discuss the topic.

Episode recorded February 2023

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Aerospace Insider

AIAA’s Aerospace America gives voice to experts in the aviation and space fields who will define the future of air travel, space exploration, national security and much more. Hear first-hand accounts from special guests and learn how tomorrow begins today.

Subscribe! Spotify
Episode 4: A deeper look at aerodynamic lift
01 March 2023

Host: Ben Iannotta, editor-in-chief of Aerospace America

Guests: Paul Bevilaqua, a former chief engineer of Lockheed Martin Skunk Works,
Haithem Taha, an associate professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering at University of California, Irvine

Do you think you know how planes fly? Believe or not, scientists are still learning about the fundamental principles behind aerodynamic lift. Two experts from different corners of the industry discuss the topic.

Episode recorded February 2023

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