Fatigue of Aircraft Structures

Aims & Scope

Fatigue of Aircraft Structuresaims to advance knowledge and promote high-quality research in the field of aeronautical fatigue and structural integrity. The journal’s goals are to: Fatigue of Aircraft Structuresaims to advance knowledge and promote high-quality research in the field of aeronautical fatigue and structural integrity. The journal’s goals are to: The journal focuses on problems related to the fatigue and structural integrity of aircraft. Preferred topics include: The journal provides up-to-date information on recent research in aircraft structural fatigue. It presents studies conducted by researchers both domestically and internationally, offering insights into cutting-edge methods and practices. The aim of the project is to improve the quality of publishing and editorial practices and the visibility of the journal "Fatigue of Aircraft Structures" on the Internet. The area of development of publishing and editorial practices includes verification of all articles with an anti-plagiarism system, shortening the publication time of articles through publication "ahead of print", language correction with text adjustment, dissemination of information about the journal by identifying new groups of readers and authors in Poland and abroad, promoting the yearbook through call for papers activities and preparing a leaflet project and making it available during industry events. The above activities affect the quality of published works and interest in the journal among authors. The presented activities will contribute to increasing the journal's citation rate, which will increase its impact on the scientific community thanks to easier access to articles not only by keywords, but also thanks to connections between citing and cited objects (authors, articles, journals). All articles published in the "Fatigue of Aircraft Structures" annual have a DOI number, authors have an ORCID number, and the files are available open access under the CC BY NC ND license on the jour

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