IMAGINE THE FUTURE
OF AVIATION
A leading collaborative structure that fosters interdisciplinary research toward a sustainable future for aviation.
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ABOUT ISA
The Institute for Sustainable Aviation is an interdisciplinary research institute located in Occitania, open to research actions in collaboration in the region and beyond. It is placed under the governance of eight Toulouse-based institutions. These eight institutions are ISAE-SUPAERO, the Toulouse School of Economics, the Université Toulouse 1 Capitole, ENAC, the Toulouse Business School, Météo-France, Cerfacs and the Université Toulouse 2 Jean-Jaurès. This initiative aims to consolidate research strengths, their visibility and their interdisciplinary articulation within the relationship between Science and Society.
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OUR NEWS
The Institute for Sustainable Aviation is an interdisciplinary research institute located in Occitania, open to research actions in collaboration in the region and beyond. It is placed under the governance of eight Toulouse based institutions.
THE ROLE OF AIR TRAFFIC REGULATION IN THE ECOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL TRANSITION
The Role of Air Traffic Regulation in the Ecological and Social Transition Thomas Bétous’ PhD research at ISA explores the...
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UNDERSTANDING AIRCRAFT ALLOCATION FOR A MORE SUSTAINABLE AVIATION
Understanding Aircraft Allocation for a More Sustainable Aviation Paco Viry, PhD candidate at ISA, presents his research on fleet renewal...
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SIGNATURE OF TWO FUNDING AGREEMENTS ON SUSTAINABLE AVIATION RESEARCH WITH AIRBUS
ISA signed two funding agreements on sustainable aviation research with Airbus On February 20, 2025, the Institute for Sustainable Aviation...
Read MoreFOUNDING INSTITUTIONS
The Institute for Sustainable Aviation draws on the expertise of its member institutions and their faculty to probe the future of aviation through renewed and integrative research. It brings together highlevel French and foreign researchers from different specialities with the ambition of providing concrete solutions to current and future problems in a sector undergoing rapid transformation.
