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The highways in the sky were originally mapped in 1946

British scientists uncover body of 2nd Lt Gilbert Haldeen Myers, missing since 1943 bomber crash in Italy

Sai Tejaswi Kommareddy, 24, who was studying astronautics and space engineering at Cranfield University, in Bradford, tragically died after being pulled from the sea by Brighton marina

Exclusive: Ministers vow to investigate scandal that has cost taxpayers £100m in subsidised MBAs for top executives

Exclusive: Industry bosses say scheme introduced by David Cameron in 2017 is failing and urgently needs reform

Farmers and farm workers have reported increased levels of stress, anxiety, depression and suicidal feelings since the Coronavirus pandemic

Only nine in the UK’s top 100 companies have a woman CEO, a recent report has revealed – part of an “appalling” picture of British business which even in 2022 remains remarkably male dominated. The report, from accountancy giant EY and Cranfield University, goes on to reveal that only around…

Tech firm Zenotech and aerospace component manufacturer Flare Bright have been joined on the programme by Cardiff International Airport and Cranfield University

A British University that started life as an aircraft development college and is the only European university with its own airport is heading back to its roots after getting a 3.1 million pounds ($3.8 million) investment to carry out sustainable aviation research.