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Aerospace and Aviation

One hub for aerospace and aviation: regulators and standards, space agencies, manufacturers, launch and satellites, avionics, air traffic and airline IT, eVTOL, maintenance and design tools. Grouped by role, not ranked.

93 topics•11 categories•Updated October 2026

How to Read the Aerospace and Aviation Landscape

Aerospace covers aircraft, spacecraft and the systems that support them; aviation is the operation of aircraft, from airlines and airports to air traffic control and maintenance. This hub groups the organisations and tools by role: regulators and standards bodies, space agencies, manufacturers, launch and satellite operators, avionics and flight software, air traffic and airline IT, advanced air mobility, maintenance, and design and simulation tools. It also links to the drone, robotics, sensor, real-time systems and digital twin pages on this site. Entries are grouped by role, not ranked, and the list is not complete. Safety-critical software in this field is typically developed against standards such as DO-178C (RTCA) and its European counterpart ED-12C (EUROCAE), and manufacturing quality against AS9100; check the standards bodies for the current requirements.

Regulators, Standards & Industry Bodies

11 entries

Authorities and standards organisations that set the rules for aircraft, airspace and airworthiness software.

Space Agencies

4 entries

National and regional agencies that run space missions and publish open data.

Aircraft, Engine & Defence Manufacturers

12 entries

Companies that build aircraft, engines and aerospace systems.

Launch, Satellites & Ground Systems

9 entries

Launch providers, satellite operators and cloud ground stations.

Avionics & Flight Software

9 entries

Cockpit, flight-control and safety-critical software suppliers and tools.

Air Traffic, Airline IT & Flight Data

7 entries

Reservation systems, airline IT and flight-tracking data sources.

Advanced Air Mobility & eVTOL

5 entries

Electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft developers.

Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul (MRO)

5 entries

Aircraft maintenance providers and software.

Design, Simulation & Open-Source Tools

5 entries

Tools for aircraft design, orbit analysis and astronomy data work.

Learning, Research & News

7 entries

Professional societies, research archives and trade news.

Related Pages on This Site

19 entries

Drones, robotics, sensors, real-time systems, digital twins, manufacturing and security pages that relate to aerospace and aviation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between aerospace and aviation?

Aerospace covers the design and manufacture of aircraft and spacecraft and the systems around them. Aviation is the operation of aircraft, including airlines, airports, air traffic control and maintenance.

Which standards apply to aviation software?

Airborne software is commonly developed against DO-178C from RTCA, with ED-12C as the European counterpart from EUROCAE, and manufacturing quality against the AS9100 series from the International Aerospace Quality Group. Check the standards bodies and your regulator for current requirements.

Who regulates civil aviation?

Each country has an authority, for example the FAA in the United States, EASA in Europe and the DGCA in India. ICAO sets international standards that national authorities follow.

How are the organisations on this page chosen and ordered?

They are grouped by role, such as regulators, manufacturers, launch providers, avionics, air traffic and airline IT, advanced air mobility, maintenance and tools. They are not ranked, the list is not complete, and each entry links to the organisation, so check it for current products and ownership.