Membership of the Society
The Society’s membership profile is drawn from a diverse range of organisations and fields of expertise including engineering, design, aircrew and air traffic control, along with the professions that serve the aerospace and aviation industry, such as law, finance, marketing and recruitment.
What do we do?
- Promote the highest possible standards in all aerospace disciplines
- Provide specialist information and act as a forum for the exchange of ideas
- Play a leading role in influencing opinion on aerospace matters
MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
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Membership of The Royal Aeronautical Society provides many benefits:
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There is a place in membership for anyone in, or interested in, the aeronautical or aerospace sector. See here for information on requirements and fees. Anyone can join ...
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Carefully selected busines partners offering exclusive services to Society Members:
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The Royal Aeronautical Society’s unique ability to stimulate discussion and exchange of ideas within the ...
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Get answers to your Membership questions in our Frequently Asked Questions section.
FORTHCOMING EVENTS
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17
May
Branch Event
Birmingham, Wolverhampton and Cosford Branch
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22
May
HQ Lecture
This Flight Operations Group lecture will focus on BALPA's on-going assessment of aviation safety risks. All RAeS Lectures are free to attend and open to both Members and Non Members so RSVP online now.
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24
May
HQ Lecture
On 8 April 2012 the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) introduced new rules and regulations for civil flight testing within Europe which have had, and will have, a major impact on flight test practitioners and the companies which conduct civil flight test activity within Europe. Steve will summarise the new EASA rules for European Flight Testing and detail the challenges faced by ETPS in meeting the flight test training requirements.