If you’ve ever wanted to know the behind the scenes story of Flight Testing at the Boeing this lecture will take you there. The lecture covers some of the most dynamic, risky and interesting testing done to date on the 787 and 747-8 programs.
The Society holds approximately 30 evening lecture events each year at the Society’s London headquarters 4 Hamilton Place. The events cover a wide range of topics and are open to everyone - members and non-members alike, at no cost. RSVP is appreciated.
Each lecture event will usually begin at 18.00, with refreshments from 17.30 and usually an hour to an hour and a half in length.
Added on 11 February 2011 by Royal Aeronautical Society
If you’ve ever wanted to know the behind the scenes story of Flight Testing at the Boeing this lecture will take you there. The lecture covers some of the most dynamic, risky and interesting testing done to date on the 787 and 747-8 programs.
Added on 23 February 2010 by Royal Aeronautical Society
In 2010, Arianespace celebrates its 30th anniversary. Since our creation in 1980, we have focused on a single goal: guaranteeing assured access to space for all satellites, whether they help further the progress of science, contribute to the understanding of our planet, maintain the peace, or support telecommunications in our connected world.
Tags: ariane 5, arianespace, jean yves, launch service, launch services, mission successes, Space Group Lectures
Added on 02 February 2010 by Royal Aeronautical Society
Concorde was awarded a full Certificate of Airworthiness by the French authorities on 9 October 1975, followed by the UK on 5 December. The aircraft, now an airliner, was technically complete and in all respects ready for service. A bitter sweet occasion; the successful climax to six and a half years of intensive flying and testing, but with little prospect of developing the “B” model. The baton had passed to the operators.
Tags: british airways, captain dave, certificate of airworthiness, concorde fleet, Concorde Lecture, concorde pilot, david macdonald, flight engineer, flight manager, french authorities