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Few airports in Europe can claim more than a century of aviation history. Even fewer have remained active through so
Among the many characters remembered in aviation for heroic deeds or inventions, some are also worthy for quieter reasons. Their
The date is 20 of july, 1969. You switch on the television, joining hundreds of millions of people around the world. Families gather in the living room, news anchors speak with anticipation, and all eyes are fixed on a grainy black-and-white image transmitted from nearly 400,000 km away. Moments later, Neil Armstrong steps onto the lunar surface and speaks the words that will echo through history: “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for
Last week I spent a couple lunch breaks watching the Air Cargo Challenge streamed live from Stuttgart. For the first time a team
With June came the conclusion of another successful year for EUROAVIA Patras. As the exam period got underway, most Working
In the past month, many things have been going on in Munich and we are excited to share them with you! Compared
Over the past academic year, the members of AS Lyon have been working towards one goal: designing, manufacturing, and flying a
June has been a quieter month for AM Cairo and intentionally so. With final exams now behind us, the group
In May 1927 Charles Lindberg flew solo from New York to Paris, crossing the Atlantic Ocean in what would have
As students, we become very familiar with what it means to fail: failing a test, getting stuck on a calculus exercise. What
Few airports in Europe can claim more than a century of aviation history. Even fewer have remained active through so many different eras of flight.
Among the many characters remembered in aviation for heroic deeds or inventions, some are also worthy for quieter reasons. Their actions may seem irrelevant at first
The date is 20 of july, 1969. You switch on the television, joining hundreds of millions of people around the world. Families gather in the living room, news anchors speak with anticipation, and all eyes are fixed on a grainy black-and-white image transmitted from nearly 400,000 km away. Moments later, Neil Armstrong steps onto the lunar surface and speaks the words that will echo through history: “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.” What you are witnessing is more than the
Last week I spent a couple lunch breaks watching the Air Cargo Challenge streamed live from Stuttgart. For the first time a team from my university, the AirOne team, had
With June came the conclusion of another successful year for EUROAVIA Patras. As the exam period got underway, most Working Groups and Projects wrapped up
In the past month, many things have been going on in Munich and we are excited to share them with you! Compared to last year’s edition in
Over the past academic year, the members of AS Lyon have been working towards one goal: designing, manufacturing, and flying a UAV capable of competing in
June has been a quieter month for AM Cairo and intentionally so. With final exams now behind us, the group has taken a moment to
In May 1927 Charles Lindberg flew solo from New York to Paris, crossing the Atlantic Ocean in what would have been one of the most
As students, we become very familiar with what it means to fail: failing a test, getting stuck on a calculus exercise. What is often harder to understand