Initial and Continued Airworthiness: Commonalities and Differences Between Civil and Military Aviation by Rafael Luterbacher Mus, Rebecca Rodeck, Gerko Wende

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EEG as a neural measure of hypoxia-related impairment by Stephanie R. Otto, Stephanie R. Otto, Cammi K. Borden, Cammi K. Borden, Daniel G. McHail, Kara J. Blacker

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History of Turkish Air Force Aviation School and the Process of Transition to Air Force Academy by Osman YALÇIN

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Editorial for Vol. 34, No. 4 by Juwon Lim

“…The second paper reviews vestibular illusions in military aviation, highlighting their role in spatial disorientation, which accounts for 5% of military aviation accidents with a 90% fatality rate. …”

Mechanical Calculation of Flexible Wires of Overhead Lines with Barrage Balls by I. I. Sergey, Y. V. Bladyko

“…Aerial barrage balls serve for marking high-voltage wires in order to visually warn pilots of civil and military aviation about the presence of overhead lines. …”
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Measuring. Monitoring. Management. Control by S.V. Logunov, E.V. Blagodyrenko, I.S. Gerasimenko, N.A. Kupriyanov

Literature Review: Vestibular Illusions in Combat Flight: Implications and Management by Anugrah Dwi Riski, Retno Wibawanti

“…It is important for military aviators to understand and recognise these vestibular illusions to maintain spatial orientation and prevent accidents. …”