The Aeronautical Journal

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The Aeronautical Journal
ISSN: 0001-9240

EISSN: 2059-6464

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Continues The Transactions of the Royal Aeronautical Society (1919 - 1920), The Annual Reports of the Aeronautical Society of Great Britain (1867 - 1893) (1867 - 1893), The Aeronautical Quarterly (1949 - 1983)
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ISSN: 0001-9240 (Print), 2059-6464 (Online)
Editors: Professor Holger Babinsky University of Cambridge, UK, Professor Mike Graham FREng FRAeS Imperial College, London, UK, and Professor Chris Atkin CEng FRAeS University of East Anglia, UK
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The Aeronautical Journal has, for over a century, been the UK's leading scientific and technical aeronautics Journal and is the world's oldest Aerospace Journal that remains in production. Published monthly, The Aeronautical Journal draws upon the expertise and resources of The Royal Aeronautical Society providing a world-wide forum for authors from the UK and overseas. Research papers are solicited on all aspects of research, design and development, construction and operation of aircraft and space vehicles. Papers are also welcomed which review, comprehensively, the results of recent research developments in any of the above topics.

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