In conjunction with the University of Greenwich, Cranfield University will be running a series of evacuation trials in February 2025. This is your chance to take part.
London Economics has found that UK higher education and research makes a total net contribution of £265 billion to the economy, with universities in the East of England, including Cranfield University, contributing £19.5 billion.
Mike Kane MP, UK Minister for Aviation, Maritime and Security, spoke about the potential for a modernised airspace system to ease delays and support decarbonisation
New fuel storage and aircraft fuelling infrastructure has been installed at Cranfield Airport, making available a reliable store of sustainable aviation fuel to the FAAM Airborne Laboratory’s research aircraft at its home base.
Cranfield University and Aston University have entered a new strategic partnership which will build educational and research opportunities to meet critical national skills shortages and support the widening of participation in higher education.
Cranfield University signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with India’s Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science (HIT) at the Farnborough International Airshow 2024.
On Tuesday 23 July, Cranfield University welcomed a delegation from Saudi Arabia’s General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) and Prince Sultan University, led by His Excellency Abdulaziz Abdullah Al-duailej, President of GACA.
Cranfield University has become part of an industry innovation cluster which aims to address the complex challenges of the future of flight through close collaborative work.
Cranfield University is set to benefit from involvement in three new projects which are receiving a share of £33 million from the UK Space Agency’s National Space Innovation Programme
Cranfield University is the only UK university involved in FlyECO, to develop sustainable aviation solutions through the close integration of Solid Oxide Fuel Cells and hydrogen-powered electrified aircraft engines.
Cranfield University’s Chief Executive and Vice-Chancellor, Professor Karen Holford CBE FREng has been made a Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire for services to engineering
