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Current articles and commentary on aviation and aviation research.

22.05.2026 Journal of Aviation Research

A single overload impact, not fatigue, is behind a fracture in the F-16's refueling door hinge.

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19.05.2026 Journal of Aviation Research

Can 3D-printed cabin parts be smooth enough for passengers to see?

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17.05.2026 Journal of Aviation Research

What actually convinces passengers to offset carbon voluntarily is more than just environmental awareness.

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15.05.2026 Journal of Aviation Research

What toll do disruptive passengers actually take on cabin crew, and how do crews cope?

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10.05.2026 Journal of Aviation Research

How aware are aviation students of green airport practices, and what actually raises that awareness?

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08.05.2026 Journal of Aviation and Space Studies

If Turkey's Forestry Directorate expands its fleet, which of three aircraft should it choose?

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04.05.2026 Journal of Aviation and Space Studies

Eight women working at Esenboğa Airport describe what still needs to change in ground handling.

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01.05.2026 Journal of Aviation and Space Studies

If black-box data streamed to satellites in real time, would aviation law be ready?

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29.04.2026 Journal of Aviation and Space Studies

Is flight attendants' work engagement really driven by personal resilience, or by organizational conditions?

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26.04.2026 Journal of Aviation and Space Studies

28 pilots find AI genuinely useful — but not something to trust without limits.

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23.04.2026 Journal of Aviation and Space Studies

Data from 355 air traffic controllers shows overall burnout is low — but exhaustion isn't.

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21.04.2026 Journal of Aviation and Space Studies

Just how much safer and cheaper is simulator training compared to real flight hours?

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