Founded in 1866 to further the science of aeronautics, the Royal Aeronautical
Society has been at the forefront of developments in aerospace ever since.
Today the Society performs three primary roles:
To support and maintain the highest standards for professionalism in all
aerospace disciplines;
To provide a unique source of specialist information and a central forum
for the exchange of ideas;
To exert influence in the interests of aerospace in both public and industrial
arenas.
The Hamburg Branch
The purpose and objectives of the Branch is to provide an international
forum for interested individuals to share their aerospace enthusiasm, for example by
Means of lectures and seminars to present and discuss latest subjects and
achievements in aerospace;
Excursions to aerospace companies and Institutions;
Support to local city- and community interests in the field of aerospace;
Exchange with other aerospace groups and societies.
Branch events are open to all who share an interest in aviation. Non-members of the
RAeS are encouraged to attend and will receive a warm welcome at all Branch lecture
evenings.
Join the Society?
The Royal Aeronautical Society membership provides a lot of benefits
Membership grades for professionals and enthusiasts alike
Over 19,000 members in more than 100 countries
Over 70 Branches across the world
Dedicated Careers Centre
Publisher of three monthly magazines
Comprehensive lecture and conference programme
One of the most extensive aerospace libraries in the world