Mankind has always been fascinated by the mirage of flight, but when was the first time we tried to soar into the sky? One of the fathers of aviation is Abbas Abu Al-Qassim Ibn Firnas Ibn Wirdas Al-Takurini but he is usually referred to as Abbás Ibn Firnás. He was born in what is known today as Ronda,…
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Chapter 10 – The future of EUROAVIA (2023-2028)
EUROAVIA’s history doesn’t stop today, it will continue to be written for years to come. While the future may be uncertain, we can prepare for it with hope and determination.
Fly-In Samsun 2025
From January 26th to the 30th, 2025 PAS Samsun had the opportunity to host a Fly-In, welcoming EUROAVIAns to the Turkish city of Samsun.
February 2025 Update from AS Patras
Right after finishing our exam period, EUROAVIA Patras started working again at full capacity with the new semester ahead of us. February turned out to be a very fun month for us, for it was marked with celebrations and opportunities.
Half-year report from AS Napoli
Hello EUROAVIAns!
We’re already halfway through our business year, and what a ride it’s been. From hands-on experiences to high-level seminars. We’ve been busy and pushing our passion for aerospace to new heights. Let’s take a detailed look at everything we’ve done so far and what’s coming next.
Visit to the Control Tower & the Air Traffic Control Center from AS Athens
As part of our activities, EUROAVIA Athens had the unique opportunity to visit the Control Tower of Athens International Airport “Eleftherios Venizelos” as well as the Air Traffic Control Center in Elliniko, gaining valuable insights into the operations and challenges of air traffic control.
Aerogels: The Ultra-Light Supermaterial Transforming Space Travel and Earth
Did You Know? Designing spacecraft is all about pushing the limits—keeping things as light as possible while ensuring they can survive the harshest conditions. Every extra kilogram means higher costs, so engineers are always on the lookout for materials that are both strong and ultra-lightweight. That’s where aerogels come in. Often called “frozen smoke” because…
Wingspan Conversations: Insights with EUROAVIA’s IB Treasurer, Stamatis Moraitis
EUROAVIA has always been an association promoting innovation, leadership, and collaboration among aerospace engineering students across Europe. These values resonate deeply with the International Board (IB) treasurer for the Business Year 2024-2025, Stamatis Moraitis. Read on to learn about his journey, how EUROAVIA shaped his perspective, and his vision for the association’s future. An Early…
Understanding Satellite Orbits and Gravity
People usually think of satellites floating through space while the actual situation reveals that satellites continuously move toward Earth. Satellites stay in orbit because gravity creates an equilibrium with their velocity. How Satellites Stay in Orbit The two fundamental forces which maintain satellites in space can be explained as follows: The gravitational force of Earth…
January 2025 Update from AS Patras
Happy New Year from EUROAVIA Patras! We wish everyone a happy and creative 2025, full of development and new experiences! With the new year rolling in, EUROAVIA Patras is laying the foundations for its best year yet!
Winged firefighters: make it rain
As wildfires rage on in Los Angeles, the world is reminded once again of the devastating power of nature and the crucial role that aerial firefighting plays in battling these infernos. While LA employs its own fleet of firefighting aircraft such as modified C-130 Hercules Sikorsky S-70 Firehawk or the Leonardo AW138, Canada’s Canadair/Bombardier takes…