An experiment is set to be launched from the International Space Station this month which turns the normal approach to space on its head – instead of putting things into space, this experiment aims to test ways to take things out of space.
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Ergonomics and human factors is vital in aircraft but can be overlooked during testing and development. Here Nick discusses the latest trends and developments in cockpit design and testing.
Experts from AMETEK Power provide an update on the latest globally-applied standards for testing avionics equipment under extreme power conditions
A³ has been tasked by Airbus to find the next big thing in the aerospace sector in Silicon Valley. Aerospace Testing International talked to its senior management about their approach to development and their vision for the future of the sector.
Boeing’s chief test pilot in the UK, Rich Pillans, talks about running the company’s first test and evaluation center outside of the USA and why it pays to keep a clear head during flight tests
Being stuck inside a spacesuit for six days is just one of the extremes NASA is addressing as it looks to a new age of space exploration
Thales Alenia Space has partnered with Siemens to develop new tools and methods for acoustic testing
The US Navy is developing a video game to help find future operators for its remotely operated unmanned aerial vehicles.
With the continued advance of simulation software, how will aerospace engineers use wind tunnels over the next 20 years?
In just six months, the US Air Force publicly announced and flew its Light Attack Experiment, pitching four platforms against a series of demanding mission objectives