International Journal of Sustainable Aviation

Aims & Scope

IJSA handles a broad range of aviation-related issues with particular emphasis on environmental problems associated with sustainability. Aviation is cited as one of the major sources of noise and air pollution and considered a prominent cause of global warming. Future trends in aviation could constitute a major impediment to having sustainable development in economic, social and environmental perspectives. Sustainable aviation is a long term strategy aiming to offer innovative solutions to the challenges facing the aviation industry. Topics covered include Sustainable aviation; green aircraft and airlines Environmental impacts: emissions/noise, global warming/climate change Renewable energy sources; alternative/green aviation fuels Propulsion technologies for aerospace vehicles Combustion instabilities, innovative combustion technologies Energy, exergy, performance analysis; flight and fluid mechanics Energy recovery systems, alternative/renewable/clean energy technologies Mathematical modelling, numerical/experimental methods, optimisation Materials, measurement techniques and sensors Life cycle design and life cycle assessment; cost efficiency; waste/recycling Aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul; airworthiness, reliability/safety Sustainable aircraft design, technological change, innovation, research and development Strategic planning, governmental legislation, policy-making Aviation management, fleet planning/scheduling; air traffic management; future air transport Airport design, management, planning, development

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