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Each year, the EUROAVIA Mentoring Programme builds a bridge between today’s students and yesterday’s members, now professionals in the aerospace
Each year, the EUROAVIA Mentoring Programme builds a bridge between today’s students and yesterday’s members, now professionals in the aerospace
Have you heard about Pedro Moreira? Yes, I’m talking about the DIB Officer for EUROAVIA Business Year 2025–2026! Pedro was
Raised and born in Italy in the beautiful city of Napoli, Luigi Ammirabile is known by a lot of EUROAVIAns,
EUROAVIA’s history doesn’t stop today, it will continue to be written for years to come. While the future may be
As several European countries began reopening their borders and easing the COVID restrictions, EUROAVIA started to plan the comeback of
As the COVID-19 pandemic started to reshape the way we worked, studied and connected, also EUROAVIA had to face the
In this month’s Wingspan Conversations we take a closer look at Elia, Secretary of the International Board of 2024-2025. Read
Stepping into a new decade, EUROAVIA’s first big change was achieved by adopting a brand-new image: A change in its
EUROAVIA is a space where passion and innovation come together, shaping the perspectives and aspirations of its participants. This was
Each year, the EUROAVIA Mentoring Programme builds a bridge between today’s students and yesterday’s members, now professionals in the aerospace and engineering sectors. By connecting
Each year, the EUROAVIA Mentoring Programme builds a bridge between today’s students and yesterday’s members, now professionals in the aerospace and engineering sectors. By connecting
Have you heard about Pedro Moreira? Yes, I’m talking about the DIB Officer for EUROAVIA Business Year 2025–2026! Pedro was officially voted during EMEAC Lyon
Raised and born in Italy in the beautiful city of Napoli, Luigi Ammirabile is known by a lot of EUROAVIAns, especially now as a DIB
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.
As several European countries began reopening their borders and easing the COVID restrictions, EUROAVIA started to plan the comeback of the long-anticipated International Events. The journey was not easy, marked by uncertainties, but EUROAVIANs could finally see the light at the end of the tunnel.
As the COVID-19 pandemic started to reshape the way we worked, studied and connected, also EUROAVIA had to face the difficulties of quarantines and restrictions. While at the beginning of the Business Year 2019-2020 some International Events still took place, like Aerodynamics Symposium in Forlì, or the Formation Workshop in Sevilla, the association was forced to stop the events, as traveling was hugely restricted. So, EUROAVIA had to adapt to a new virtual reality made of online events.
In this month’s Wingspan Conversations we take a closer look at Elia, Secretary of the International Board of 2024-2025. Read on to learn why he joined the organisation and what her goals are as IB member.
Stepping into a new decade, EUROAVIA’s first big change was achieved by adopting a brand-new image: A change in its Corporate Identity (CI). This change included, for example, adopting two new colours, dark midnight blue and mercury, as well as the logo we know today. Although the desire to change the CI was expressed since the beginning of the decade, a lot of work was needed to make such change, and the new CI was presented, discussed and approved only between 2017 and 2018.
EUROAVIA is a space where passion and innovation come together, shaping the perspectives and aspirations of its participants. This was especially true for Zaid Karjikar,