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TAJP 2026: Five ISAE-SUPAERO Students at the Light Aviation EventEvery two years, the Young Pilots’ Air Tour (TAJP) brings together 45 young pilots. In 2026, five ISAE-SUPAERO students—Camille Oudot, Aurélien Dalot, Lucie Duval, Marc Vincent, and Auguste Chauviré—were selected to participate in this adventure organized by the French Aeronautical Federation (FFA). Their participation was particularly notable for Camille’s victory; he finished first in the final standings after two weeks of challenges, navigation exercises, and encounters across France. Camille, Aurélien, and Lucie reflect on their preparation, the highlights of this year’s event, the lessons they’ve learned, and how this experience fits into their careers in aviation.
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ISAE-SUPAERO launches its Student Life Master Plan for 2026–2031Having a rich, fulfilling, and globally minded student life is part of ISAE-SUPAERO's DNA. To further enhance this experience, the Institute has now adopted a Student Life Master Plan (SDVE) for the period 2026-2031, a unique roadmap that embodies its strategic vision and supports its ambition: to offer an attractive, inclusive living environment that is conducive to the success of every student.
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3 questions to Marie Delaroche, 3ᵉ year student and MDRS 293 crew commanderSince February 18, seven ISAE-SUPAERO engineering students have been living a simulated Martian life and carrying out experiments in collaboration with CNES and several research laboratories at The Mars Society's Mars Desert Research Station (MDRS) in UTAH (USA)! For the second time, the mission is led by a woman: Marie Delaroche, a passionate #spaceexplorer, who was already part of crew 275 departing in 2023. We asked her 3 questions to find out more about the challenges of this mission and her feelings as #flightcommander! Alongside her, three young women and three young men in their 2ᵉ year of #engineering studies have taken on the roles of astronomer, scientist, botanist, journalist, health worker and onboard engineer. They are all members of the Mars Club ISAE-SUPAERO, a student association for the popularization of science focused on the Red Planet and the missions dedicated to its exploration and study. They are currently experimenting with AI4U, the artificial intelligence that assists astronauts in their daily tasks (environmental measurements, voice recognition, emergency exercises). They are also conducting a science popularization experiment in collaboration with secondary school pupils. Inspired by the film The Martian, in which an astronaut grows potatoes on the Red Planet, the aim of this experiment is to compare plant growth in Martian soil with growth in terrestrial soil! To follow their adventure, click here: https://mars.bde-supaero.fr/