30 Mar 2026 | News
The compartmentalization of ground automation and on-board systems threatens the safety of the skies. Based on AAE Opinion n°21, this article deciphers the coordination failures between pilots and controllers, reviews the lessons of Überlingen, and presents solutions for a truly integrated air transport system.
16 Mar 2026 | News
In the face of the climate emergency, the Observatoire de l’Aviation Durable (OAD) has become the nerve center for the transformation of the sector in France. From deciphering zero-emission trajectories to supporting local start-ups and defending our industrial sovereignty, discover how this arm of the DGAC is propelling the aviation of tomorrow.
2 Mar 2026 | News
Faced with the domination of American GPS, Europe is deploying its own solutions: EGNOS, to make air navigation more reliable, and Galileo, the global system guaranteeing our strategic independence. An analysis of a technological revolution at the service of security and the economy.
16 Feb 2026 | News
Faced with the persistent fragmentation of European airspace, reform towards a “Single Sky” is becoming an economic and ecological emergency. Between strengthening the network manager, modernizing CNS infrastructures and integrating artificial intelligence, discover the technological and political levers for transforming air traffic management and building a smarter, more resilient digital system.
2 Feb 2026 | Article from the AAE Newsletter, News
European aviation is at a crossroads: how to stay competitive while aiming for carbon neutrality? From sustainable fuels (SAF) to hydrogen propulsion and hybrid aircraft, explore the breakthrough technologies supported by the Clean Aviation program to turn the dream of clean flight into an industrial reality by 2035.
22 Jan 2026 | AAE newsletter, News
Newsletter No.140 – Future skies Download Newsletter No.140 – Future skies Editorial by Bruno Stoufflet, President of AAE Tomorrow’s skies: Europe’s path to clean, competitive aviation by Sébastien Dubois, Unit Manager in charge of program development and...
22 Jan 2026 | In memoriam, News
Death of Roger Maurice Bonnet It is with deep sadness that the Académie de l’air et de l’espace announces the death of Professor Roger-Maurice Bonnet on January 19, 2026. An honorary member of our institution and an eminent figure in the scientific world,...
7 Jan 2026 | News, Releases
The Air and Space Transport Law, Economics and Sociology Thesis Prize is an international academic award created by the French Air and Space Academy. Its aim is to reward a doctoral thesis of high scientific quality in the fields of air transport and the space sector....
7 Jan 2026 | Members, News
The Académie de l’Air et de l’Espace is honored to announce that Mrs. Anne-Marie Mainguy, former President of the Académie and senior advisor to the Chairman and CEO of a public aerospace research establishment, has been elevated to the rank of Commander...
15 Dec 2025 | In memoriam
The Académie de l’air et de l’espace is deeply saddened to announce the death of Mr. Jacques Bouttes, on December 12, 2025, at the age of 93. Ingénieur général de l’armement, eminent scientist, passionate teacher and major player in the world of...
21 Nov 2025 | News, Our members publish
Our members publish Desire for space “Désir d’espace” examines a profoundly human aspiration: the inner drive that pushes humankind not only to raise its eyes to the sky and imagine other worlds, but also to do everything in its power to “get...
19 Nov 2025 | Members, News, Our members publish
Our members publish The MH370 hijacking, volume 2 Why Ocean Infinity didn’t find the wreck If you think this was an accident, or that the messages recorded by Inmarsat were manipulated, and/or that the debris found in the western Indian Ocean does not belong to...
