Following the Relevance Initiative review, the RAeS will conduct market research to assess its evolving role and value. Insights will guide strategic decisions, ensuring the Society continues to meet the needs of members and the wider aerospace community.

The RAeS is undertaking a major digital transformation in 2025, upgrading its CRM and CMS platforms. This investment will enhance member experience, streamline operations and improve data analysis, enabling more effective engagement and service delivery.

In 2025, the National Aerospace Library will enhance digital resources, introducing a unified e-library search tool and migrating its heritage website. New collections will include digitised letters from Orville, Wilbur, and Katharine Wright, as well as transcribed versions of the Cayley notebooks.

In early 2025, Aeroversity training modules will be deployed for End Point Assessment. The RAeS will also apply to expand its recognised standards, including Aircraft Maintenance Technician (Level 3 ST1315) and the Risk & Safety Management Professional (Level 7 ST0456) qualifications.

In 2025, RAeS will focus on UK policy priorities such as the Strategic Defence Review, contrail management and space sustainability. It will also participate in the ICAO General Assembly, advocating for the skills agenda through the Global Aviation and Aerospace Skills Taskforce.