Our library
The ISAE-SUPAERO library is open to the general public.
Anyone registered with the “Réseau des Bibliothèques de l’Université Fédérale de Midi-Pyrénées“ can borrow from our libraries.
If you are a student at INSA, ENAC, UT3, etc. you can borrow from us. Before you come, make sure your account is up to date. This is the case if you borrow frequently; if not, contact the library of your home institution.
| Books | DVD | DVD players | Games | Tablets, e-readers | |
| Students, staff, authorised readers | 10 for four weeks | 4 for a fortnight | 1 for a fortnight | 2 for a fortnight | 1 for 8 weeks |
| Doctoral students, teachers, researchers | 50 for four weeks + “research loans | 4 for a fortnight | 1 for a fortnight | 2 for a fortnight | 1 for 8 weeks |
24-hour equipment loan: headphones, calculators
On-site loan: felt-tip pens/erasers, various cables
You can return the documents you have borrowed at the Aérothèque reception desk.
Outside opening hours, a book box is available in front of the Aérothèque entrance for you to deposit your documents (except DVDs, board games and materials).
Return of tablets and e-readers: Tablets and e-readers must be returned to the library where they were borrowed, preferably between 9am and 5pm, without being able to use the document return shuttle or the book return box. If a password has been installed on the tablet/reader, it must be removed before returning it.
A shuttle service allows you to return documents borrowed from another library in the Archipel network and to bring in documents from participating libraries (UT2J, INSA, INP, ENAC, UT1, UT3, INUC, MINES d'Albi, ISAE-SUPAERO).
Not yet a member of our library network? Are you interested in what we have to offer?
Meet us at the library reception desk to sign up.
Payment by cheque only.
On presentation of proof, the following people are entitled to free admission for 1 year:
- Jobseekers or RSA recipients,
- People with special needs,
- People doing a work placement in one of the network's establishments (registration will cover the duration of the work placement),
- CNRS, INRA, INSERM, INRIA, IRD, EHESS, Toulouse University Hospital,
- Persons belonging to an institution that has signed an agreement with a member of the network (reciprocity agreements stipulate that signatory institutions welcome students from all members of the network in their libraries.
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