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ROYAL AERONAUTICAL SOCIETY

THE WORLD’S ONLY PROFESSIONAL BODY DEDICATED TO THE AEROSPACE COMMUNITY

With 26 Specialist Groups on topics as diverse as aerodynamics, avionics, flight test, human factors and remotely piloted air systems (RPAS), membership provides you with plentiful opportunities to network with experts and access knowledge and information to continue your professional development.

We offer a route to extensive dissemination of research through our industry-focused magazine, AEROSPACE, our technical publication, The Aeronautical Journal, as well as providing event management services to organise conferences, seminars and lectures to share your research and development ideas with other industry and academic professionals.

With an unrivalled reach across the aerospace community and a brand that stands for credibility and excellence, we offer a platform to promote your organisation, products and services to an influential audience.

As the world’s only professional body dedicated to the aerospace community, the Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS) exists to further the advancement of aeronautical art, science and engineering around the world.

Established in 1866, the RAeS has been at the forefront of developments in aerospace ever since, seeking to:

• Promote the highest professional standards in all aerospace disciplines

• Provide specialist information & act as a central forum for the exchange of ideas

• Play a leading role in influencing opinion on aerospace matters

As a multidisciplinary organisation, 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 professions that serve the aerospace, aviation and space industries, such as law, finance, marketing, training and recruitment.


AEROSPACE MAGAZINE AND DIGITAL EDITION

RATES AND SPECTARGET AUDIENCE

AEROSPACE magazine is published 12 times a year and circulated to over 11,500 senior aerospace and engineering decision makers across the global aerospace and aviation industry. The editorial content is features-led, international in outlook with a balance of technical content and insightful analysis.

The digital edition of AEROSPACE magazine is distributed to the Royal Aeronautical Society’s 20,000 members across the world and provides access to the same engaging features with enhanced digital access and links to news, audio and video content.

Display advertising is available in the magazine and digital edition to help meet client’s branding and awareness objectives.

Double Page Spread: £5,000+VAT (280mm (H) x 421mm (W))

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15% Presidents, Chief Execs & Directors27% Senior Managers & Decision Makers7% Junior Managers & Engineers7% Graduates

1% Apprentices38% Undergraduate & Post Graduate Students6% Enthusiasts & junior roles

Print Electronic All versions

Europe 9,732 9,257 18,989

North America 645 75 720

Rest of world 1,536 890 2,426

11,913 10,222 22,135

FOR MORE INFORMATION:Visit www.aerosociety.com/AEROSPACEmagazine or sample a free issue.


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JANUARY 2019

UAVs AIR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT SAFETY

FEBRUARY 2019

LIGHTER THAN AIR NEW BOMBERS AIRPORTS

MARCH 2019

FUTURE SUPERSONIC FLIGHT SPACE EXPLORATION ENVIRONMENT

APRIL 2019

3-8 April – FIDAE, Santiago, Chile 2-4 April – Aircraft Interiors, Hamburg 16-18 April – ABACE, Shanghai BREXIT AIRCRAFT INTERIORS AERIAL TANKERS

MAY 2019

21-23 May – EBACE BUSINESS AVIATION FUTURE MANUFACTURING FUTURE OF THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

JUNE 2019

17-23 June – Paris Air Show, Le Bourget FLYING ACROSS THE ATLANTIC POWERPLANTS PARIS AIR SHOW PREVIEW GAME-CHANGING TECHNOLOGIES

JULY 2019

19-21 July – RIAT, RAF Fairford NEW MANNED US SPACECRAFT QUEEN ELIZABETH-CLASS CARRIERS FUTURE FIGHTERS

AUGUST 2019

GENERAL AVIATION SECURITY BLOODHOUND SUPERSONIC CAR

SEPTEMBER 2019

10-33 September – DSEI, London FUTURE AIR POWER SATELLITES CAREERS

OCTOBER 2019

TBC October – Helitech, Farnborough 22-24 October – NBAA, Las Vegas 8-10 October – ERA General Assembly, Nice BUSINESS AVIATION REGIONAL AVIATION ROTORCRAFT

NOVEMBER 2019

17-21 November – Dubai Air Show MIDDLE EAST AEROSPACE COMMERCIAL UAVs DUBAI AIR SHOW PREVIEW

DECEMBER 2019

PILOT TRAINING MISSILES HUMAN FACTORS

FORWARD FEATURES 2019


AEROSOCIETY.COM

WWW.AEROSOCIETY.COM IS THE FOREMOST ONLINE COMMUNITY FOR AEROSPACE PROFESSIONALS.

RATES AND SPECTARGET AUDIENCEMPU: £750+VAT per month (300 x 250 pixels)

Generates average 27,000 impressions per month

74% Europe

13% Americas

10% Asia

2% Oceania

1% Africa

41,000 unique users visit the site each month to access current news, articles, audio, video and to research companies, industry leaders and innovative products and services. Over 152,000 page views are generated each month with the average time spent on the site over 3 minutes per user.

Visit www.aerosociety.com for more information.


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AEROSOCIETY E-NEWSLETTERS

The Society’s monthly e-newsletter is designed to keep aerospace professionals updated with industry news, comment and analysis from leading experts within the sector as well as provide additional information on the Society’s professional and outreach activities.

The e-newsletter offers you a unique platform for high-level exposure, drive traffic to your website and raise your brand awareness.

We also publish quarterly e-newsletters aimed at our Corporate Partners and Young Persons network to reach niche, targeted audiences for tailored messages.

RATES AND SPECTARGET AUDIENCEE-newsletter top banner: £750+VAT (468 x 60 pixels)

E-newsletter skyscraper: £750+VAT (180 x 450 pixels)

57,519 opted-in global subscribers.

Key Job functions include: Aerospace / Mechanical Engineeing, MRO, flight operations, consultant, airline management, executive management, training and education.

Organisations include: Airbus, BAE Systems, Boeing, Bombardier, Emirates, Etihad, Embraer, Leonardo, GE, Lufthansa, Marshalls Aerospace & Defence Group, Qantas, Raytheon, Rolls-Royce, Thales.


AEROSOCIETYJOBS.COM

The Royal Aeronautical Society’s online career centre is designed specifically to connect employers and talent in the aerospace, aviation and space industries and provide an online recruitment tool for aerospace employers to identify the right candidates for vacancies.

The breadth of our membership makes us the best channel available to employers to expose vacancies and recruitment opportunities to active and passive job seekers in this sector.

Visit www.aerosocietyjobs.com for more information.

For your long-term recruitment planning, the Royal Aeronautical Society’s recruitment fairs bring together the Society’s close industry and educational partnerships with motivated individuals seeking a career in aerospace or aviation, providing a unique opportunity for recruiters, training providers and individuals to meet at the only UK careers fairs dedicated to the aerospace and aviation community.

From aerospace design, manufacture and aircraft maintenance, to flight training, commercial and airline/airport operations – and civil, military and space fields – the event is open to recruiters from all fields relevant to the Society’s multidisciplinary footprint and offers a wonderful opportunity to meet like-minded job seekers.

Visit www.aerosociety.com/careersfair for more information.

RATES AND SPECBasic Posting: £385+VATEnhanced Posting: £495+VAT Passive Job Seeker Package: £660+VAT MPU: £500+VAT

TARGET AUDIENCEProfessionals at all levels of experience across the globe.

Typical jobs advertised include:

• Engineering Technical Lead• Professor in Aerospace/Aviation• Head of Aerospace Policy• Aerospace / Mechanical Engineer• Flight Data Analyst• Operations Director• Safety / Quality Inspector


http://www.aerosocietyjobs.com

THE AERONAUTICAL JOURNAL

The Aeronautical Journal is the world’s longest continuously-produced aeronautics journal and has, for over a century, been the UK’s leading scientific and technical aeronautical journal.

Published monthly, in partnership with the Cambridge University Press, The Aeronautical Journal provides a prestigious, peer-reviewed platform for authors from the UK and overseas, academia, research establishments and industry to present research and other learned output to an international audience.

Each paper has been thoroughly refereed by a renowned international team of Associate Editors and reviewers, all of whom are respected experts in their field.

Visit www.cambridge.org/RAeS150 for more information

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Quarter Page Spread: £300+VAT (100mm (H) x 66mm (W))

Delivered to around 1,900 subscribers every month...

...the Journal provides a platform to promote your brand to an elite technical and academic audience.


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THEAERONAUTICALJOURNALCovering all aspects of aerospace

Volume 120 Number 1228 June 2016

E. L. Burnett, J. A. Beranek, B. T. Holm-Hansen, C. J. Atkinson and P. M. FlickDesign and flight test of active flutter suppression on the X-56A multi-utility technology test-bed aircraft 893

A. Murrieta-Mendoza and R. M. BotezNew method to compute the missed approach fuel consumption and its emissions 910

J. Townsend and B. Evans and T. TudorAerodynamic optimisation of the rear wheel fairing of the land speed record vehicle BLOODHOUND SSC 930

Y. Hu, F. Du and H. L. ZhangInvestigation of unsteady aerodynamics effects in cycloidal rotor using RANS solver 956

D. J. Moreau and C. J. DoolanThe generation of tonal noise from sawtooth trailing-edge serrations at low Reynolds numbers 971

L. Xu, Y. Wang, Y. Cai, Z. Wu and W. PengDetermination of impact events on a plate-like composite structure 984

Z. Dlamini and T. JonesFly-by-wire robustness to flight dynamics change under horizontal stabiliser damage 1005

CONTENTSVolume 120 Number 1228 June 2016

Front Cover: A Lockheed Martin X-56A in flight over the Mojave Desert.

Cambridge Journals OnlineFor further information about this journal please go to the journal website at:journals.cambridge.org/aer

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Volume 120 Number 1227 May 2016

W. L. Silva, F. L. A. Neto, G. B. França and M. R. MatschinskeConceptual model for runway change procedure in Guarulhos International Airport based on SODAR data 725

M. D. Manshadi and M. K. EsfehExperimental investigation of flowfield over an iced aerofoil 735

A. Koreanschi, O. Sugar-Gabor and R. M. BotezNumerical and experimental validation of a morphed wing geometry using Price-Païdoussis wind-tunnel testing 757

L.W. TraubSimplified propeller analysis and design including effects of stall 796

J. Skorupski and A. FlorowskiMethod for evaluating the landing aircraft sequence under disturbed conditions with the use of Petri nets 819

K. Fellah, M. Guiatni, A.K. Ournid and M.A. BoulahlibFuzzy-PID side-stick force control for flight simulation 845

R. Hosman and S. AdvaniDesign and evaluation of the objective motion cueing test and criterion 873

CONTENTSVolume 120 Number 1227 May 2016

Front Cover: Passengers disembarking from an A320 at Brazil’s São Paulo-Guarulhos International Airport.


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Volume 120 Number 1223 January 2016

This special issue marks the 150th anniversary of the Royal Aeronautical Society

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O. Sugar Gabor, A. Koreanschi and R. M. BotezAnalysis of UAS-S4 Éhecatl aerodynamic performance improvement using several configurations of a morphing wing technology 1337

G. Amendola, I. Dimino, M. Magnifico and R. PecoraDistributed actuation concepts for a morphing aileron device 1365

G.N. Barakos and A. Jimenez GarciaCFD analysis of hover performance of rotors at full-and model-scale conditions 1386

A.S. Iyer and V.K. ChakravarthyDamping of modal perturbations in solid rocket motors 1425

G. Gibertini, A. Zanotti, G. Droandi, D. Grassi, G. Campanardi, F. Auteri, A. Aceti and A. Le PapeWind-tunnel tests of a heavy-class helicopter optimised for drag reduction 1446

J. Shen, Y. Liu, R.P. Thornburgh, A.R. Kreshock and M.L. WilburDesign and optimisation of an aerofoil with active continuous trailing-edge flap 1468

P. Kumar and J.K. PrasadEffect of ring size on the side force over ogive-cylinder body at subsonic speed 1487

A. Zanotti, G. Droandi, G. Gibertini, D. Grassi, G. Campanardi, F. Auteri, A. Aceti and A. Le PapeWind-tunnel tests of a heavy-class helicopter optimised for drag reduction – CORRIGENDUM 1507

CONTENTSVolume 120 Number 1231 September 2016

Front Cover: An artist’s rendering of NASA’s 21st Century Aerospace Vehicle, sometimes nicknamed the Morphing Airplane, showing advanced concepts NASA envisions for an aircraft of the future. (NASA)


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Volume 120 Number 1229 July 2016

K. A. Schau, G. Gaonkar and S. PolskyRotorcraft downwash impact on ship airwake: statistics, modelling, and simulation 1025

A. Ben Mosbah, R.M. Botez and T.-M. DaoNew methodology combining neural network and extended great deluge algorithms for the ATR-42 wing aerodynamics analysis 1049

G.J. Durango, C. Lawson and A.Z. ShahnehFormation flight investigation for highly efficient future civil transport aircraft 1081

Y. Cao, J. Huang, Z. Xu and J. YinInsight into rime ice accretion on an aircraft wing and corresponding effects on aerodynamic performance 1101

R. Sriram and G. JagadeeshShock-tunnel investigations on the evolution and morphology of shock-induced large separation bubbles 1123

S. Zivkovic, M. Milinovic, N. Gligorijevic and M. PavicExperimental research and numerical simulations of thrust vector control nozzle flow 1153

S. He and D. LinSliding mode-based continuous guidance law with terminal angle constraint 1175

CONTENTSVolume 120 Number 1229 July 2016

Front Cover: A US Air Force MH-60S Seahawk takes off from the destroyer USS Porter.


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