Publications
The ATI produces high-quality research and analysis for the benefit of UK aerospace. This research underpins aspects of the technology strategy and provides greater detail on specific technologies for the benefit of our entire sector. For FlyZero reports, visit the link below.
Publication Engineering Growth
Engineering Growth, the UK aerospace technology strategy, is a blueprint for sustainable economic growth in the industry and provides an independent assessment of the technology investment priorities for our sector. These investments will accelerate technology and industrial readiness to meet the launch date for new aircraft programmes, unprecedented delivery requirements, and decarbonisation of the sector.
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Annual Review 2020/2021
Environmental concerns, Covid-19 and disruptive technology are changing the aerospace industry. The ATI is at the heart of this, influencing...
Propulsion & power: UHBR engine roadmap
A roadmap for UHBR engines.
Systems: advanced sensors roadmap
Systems: A roadmap for advanced sensors.
Digital Transformation
This INSIGHT explores the potential for digital transformation in aerospace and examines the maturity of the UK aerospace sector’s digital...
The Economics of Aerospace
This INSIGHT uses market and economic models to estimate the expected potential impact of government investment and industrial strategy initiatives...
Product Verification
This INSIGHT presents the findings of consultation enabled through a partnership with the National Physical Laboratory which aimed to identify...
Graphene Exploitation: Materials
This INSIGHT analyses perspectives from academia, RTOs and industry to propose opportunities where investment in graphene could result in positive...
Additive Manufacturing: Applications in Aerospace
This INSIGHT paper looks at the opportunities and challenges associated with the implementation of additive manufacturing technologies.
Composite Material Applications in Aerospace
The consultation aimed to identify the priority technologies needed for composite material exploitation, as well as priority product areas.
