
May 2025 Update from AS Castelldefels
AS Castelldefels is pleased to share its latest activities. Firstly, our annual trip this year was to Munich (Germany), where
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AS Castelldefels is pleased to share its latest activities. Firstly, our annual trip this year was to Munich (Germany), where

Try translating the Serbian word inat into English, and you’ll quickly realise it is more than just stubbornness: it is

Last week, our team had the pleasure of welcoming students from Tsiamoulis Schools to our facilities at the National Technical

It sounds like the start of a science fiction movie. A plane takes off, flies thousands of kilometers, lands perfectly…

When we think of aircraft technology, we often think of powerful jet engines, fancy wings, and complicated avionics. But one

Aviation Ascending: Douglas Aircraft’s Wartime Expansion During the Second World War, aviation became both a strategic tool and a booming

April 2025 was a month of success for EUROAVIA Leuven. We organized two major events: one of them a first

This year, in EUROAVIA València, we have experienced an extraordinary situation. Due to the Dana in October, we were forced
The aerospace industry is continually seeking lighter, stronger, and more efficient planes. As a result, materials used to construct aircraft

Fly-In Cairo 2025, held from February 16th to 22nd, was an extraordinary experience that captivated EUROAVIA members with its vibrant

AS Castelldefels is pleased to share its latest activities. Firstly, our annual trip this year was to Munich (Germany), where we explored an incredible city and met fellow EUROAVIANs. During our visit, we went to the ESA-DLR facilities, the BMW Museum, Nymphenburg Palace, the Deutsches Museum and the Allianz Arena. We would like to thank FIB Leo Buchner, who gave us an incredible tour around the city and showed us the ropes for an authentic Bavarian dinner.

Try translating the Serbian word inat into English, and you’ll quickly realise it is more than just stubbornness: it is quiet determination, a refusal to give up, especially when it seems like everything is lost. It’s the reason some teams walk away, while others stay up all night fixing what’s broken.

Last week, our team had the pleasure of welcoming students from Tsiamoulis Schools to our facilities at the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA). It was an honour to open our doors to the students and share with them our work, our values, and our vision for the future.

It sounds like the start of a science fiction movie. A plane takes off, flies thousands of kilometers, lands perfectly… and not a single pilot

When we think of aircraft technology, we often think of powerful jet engines, fancy wings, and complicated avionics. But one of the most vital (and

Aviation Ascending: Douglas Aircraft’s Wartime Expansion During the Second World War, aviation became both a strategic tool and a booming industry. The United States rapidly

April 2025 was a month of success for EUROAVIA Leuven. We organized two major events: one of them a first for our team, the Career

This year, in EUROAVIA València, we have experienced an extraordinary situation. Due to the Dana in October, we were forced to suspend all the activities
The aerospace industry is continually seeking lighter, stronger, and more efficient planes. As a result, materials used to construct aircraft have advanced significantly. From aluminum

Fly-In Cairo 2025, held from February 16th to 22nd, was an extraordinary experience that captivated EUROAVIA members with its vibrant mix of cultural exploration and aerospace enthusiasm. Organised by the dedicated EUROAVIA Cairo team at Zewail City University, the event delivered unforgettable moments. This report captures the joy, connections, and surprises that defined our adventure.