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SUMMARY:En route to sustainable aviation: from climate science to mitigation policies
DESCRIPTION:Faced with the climate emergency\, commercial aviation is at a crossroads: it must achieve its decarbonisation goal by 2050 while also reducing the impact of its ‘non-CO2‘ effects(including contrails\, aerosols and nitrogen oxides)\, seen as substantial despite some uncertainties. \nThis international conference\, co-organised by Météo & Climat and the Air and Space Academy\, in partnership with Météo France\, will offer a unique overview on the question of mitigating the climate impacts of aviation\, including current scientific knowledge\, traffic growth scenarios and mitigation strategies based on scientific\, industrial and operational innovations. \n\n\nWhy take part?\n\n\n\n\nThe conference will provide a platform for dialogue and multidisciplinary exchange between all stakeholders (researchers\, economists\, industry representatives\, European agencies and R&D partnerships\, operators and public decision-makers) with the aim of defining components on an ambitious mitigation pathway. Presentations\, posters and high-level discussions will enable participants to confront scientific knowledge of impacts with possible mitigation strategies at an industrial and operational level\, and to measure the importance of cooperation between the scientific community\, the industrial and operational ecosystem and public authorities.
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SUMMARY:1945-1960: the renaissance of French military aviation
DESCRIPTION:By Jean-Marc Olivier\, professor of contemporary history\, co-founder and co-editor of the journal “Nacelles: The Past and Present of Aeronautics and Space\,” and member of the AAE \nBy 1945\, the French Air Force had virtually ceased to exist independently. The only national aircraft it could mobilize was the Dewoitine D.520\, which had been completely overtaken by the first jet aircraft. However\, France managed to catch up within fifteen years\, thanks to the skills of its personnel\, massive state investment and the help of its Western allies. In 1952\, Dassault’s Mystère IV fighter made its maiden flight\, and over 400 were produced. Then\, in 1960\, France detonated its own atomic bomb\, using aircraft as the main delivery system\, in particular the Dassault Mirage IV\, which entered service in 1964.     \n\nFree admission in the limit of available seats. \nIn partnership with: \n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n[image] ©”Dassault Mystère IV A commissioned in 1955″ ©Cliché by Jean-Marc Olivier\, August 16\, 2017\, Musée de l’aéronautique du Château de Savigny-lès-Baune
URL:https://academieairespace.com/event/1945-1960-the-rebirth-of-french-military-aviation/?lang=en
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SUMMARY:Séance Solennelle 2026
DESCRIPTION:14:00 – Opening of the session \n\nby president Bruno Stoufflet\n\nIn memoriam:\n\nClaude GOUMY\, who died on 18 September 2026\, former Chief Executive of Matra Espace and Matra Marconi Space\, Honorary Member of Section 2.\nJean-Claude WANNER\, who died on 24 August 2026\, was a founding member of the Academy\, an Ingénieur général de l’Armement\, and an honorary member and Secretary of Section 3 from 1987 to 1999.\n\n14:20 – Introduction of the newly elected full members \n\n\n\n\n\nBELLOUARD Patrick\nBISCH Pierre-Etienne\nBONNET Jean-Paul\nCOMBET Sandra\nGILIBERT Hervé\nHAMY Marc\nJANOVSKY Rolf\nJEULAND Nicolas\nKNOERZER Dietrich\nMADELIN Robert\n\n\n\n\nMICHAUT Christiane\nMOREL Jean-Paul\nOLIVIER Jean-Marc\nRODRIGUES Manuel\nROTH Pierre-Andr\nSCIPPA Sergio\nSTROHMAYER Andreas\nSUAREZ Carlos\nTARDIEU Guy\n\n\n\n\n\n15:20 – Break\n15:30 – Lecture: ‘Serious threats to space: when military and economic interests jeopardise the utopia of space for all’\n\nby Jacques ARNOULD\, ethics expert at CNES\, and General (2S) Jean-Daniel TESTÉ\, former Joint Space Commander and member of the Academy.\nEspionage\, killer satellites\, and a lunar fortress on the one hand; crowded orbits and the exploitation of space resources on the other… Above our heads\, tensions have been rising for the past decade or so\, calling into question the philosophy of the 1970s—the idea that space is a common good of humanity. What should we fear? What can we do to better protect the known space that has become indispensable and the still-unknown space waiting to be explored?  \n\n16:30 – Medals of the Academy \n\nSébastien DECK\, Research Director at ONERA\, for “his major contribution to the ongoing progress of aerodynamics as applied to aeronautics and aerospace”\nLV Damien SABATIER\, H160 helicopter pilot\, EV Marine BENTIVOGLIO\, H160 co-pilot\, and MP Vanessa LE GALL\, H160 chief winch operator\, for “their decisive action\, their endurance and their ability to adapt during five successive rescue operations whilst Storm Benjamin was sweeping off the coast of Finistère\, from 23 to 26 October 2025\n\n17:00 – Vermeil Medal\n\nFrédéric TESTON\, Initiator and subsequently Head of In-orbit Demonstration at ESA; Yann SCOARNEC\, Head of the Proba 3 satellite project at SENER; and Andrei ZHUKOV\, Principal Investigator for Instrumentation and Head of Science Operations at the Royal Observatory of Belgium\, for “their pivotal roles in the success of the groundbreaking PROBA 3 mission”\n\n17:15 – Literary Prize Presentation \n\nBruno VIELLE\,for his remarkable book « 1933 AIR FRANCE\, Une flotte en héritage »\nPhilippe VARNOTEAUX\, for his remarkable book « Hammaguir\, Première base spatiale française\, 1947-1967 »\n\n17:30 – Thesis Prize in Law\, Economics and Sociology of Air and Space Transport\n\nDr Aveline CLOITRE for the outstanding quality of the work carried out on her thesis: « Dynamiques entrepreneuriales dans l’écosystème spatial : le rôle des structures d’accompagnement entrepreneurial pour un entrepreneuriat durable »\n\n17:45 – Great Prize\n\nFranck DELMOTTE\, Eckart MARSCH et Milan MAKSIMOVIC\, for their “key role in the Solar Orbiter mission\, thereby honouring the entire scientific community for a flagship project in European space research”\n\n18:30 – Cocktail reception hosted by Toulouse City Hall\n  \nFree admission in the limit of available seats. \nIn partnership with:
URL:https://academieairespace.com/event/seance-solennelle-2026/?lang=en
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SUMMARY:11th CEAS Aerospace Europe Conference
DESCRIPTION:The CEAS Aerospace Europe Conference 2027 will take place from 29 November to 2 December 2027 in Augsburg\, Germany. The event brings together experts from research\, industry\, and public institutions across Europe. \nThe conference serves as a central platform for scientific\, technical\, and professional exchange within the European aerospace community. It provides opportunities to present research results\, showcase innovative projects\, and discuss current developments and future challenges in aerospace. \nAugsburg\, one of Germany’s oldest cities\, is a dynamic centre of high-tech industry with a strong aerospace background. With more than 100 years of aviation history\, the region has developed into an important hub for aircraft manufacturing and aerospace technologies. Today\, leading industrial companies and research institutions are located here\, particularly in the fields of aerostructures\, lightweight design\, and advanced production technologies. \nFurther details will be available soon. So stay tuned!\nThe conference is organised by German Society for Aeronautics and Astronautics (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Luft- und Raumfahrt; DGLR) which is the oldest institution in Germany to offer a common forum for those with a private or professional interest in aeronautics and spaceflight. The Society offers a network for knowledge exchange about the aerospace sector; current projects and developments are presented\, and good ideas are nurtured and rewarded. \nDGLR is the only technical and scientific association for aviation and spaceflight in Germany. Its members represent industry\, government\, education and research institutions. It acts as a link between every discipline and hence encourages a comprehensive exchange of information and experience. Beyond its function as a provider of information for its members\, DGLR acts as a representative of aeronautics and spaceflight for the general public – nationally and internationally. \nMore information : aec2027.dglr.de \n 
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