Aaron Latty has been working in industry since 1996 being involved in aircraft structural design, systems engineering, aircraft design, finite element analysis and lecturing and supervising at postgraduate level. He holds a master of science in Computational and Software Techniques from Cranfield University and a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Arkansas. Aaron has held positions at Lockheed Martin (F-16), Messier-Dowty (Airbus A340), AirbusUK (Airbus A380), Marshall Aerospace (Boeing 737) and also as a consultant across industries including motorsport, automotive, civil/structural, offshore among others. He has strong specialization in aircraft structural design and finite element analysis but as a design engineer, he has a wide range of experience and an appreciation across disciplines.

György Bicsák holds a PhD in numerical methods based small aircraft design support tools, a master of science in Aircraft Systems and a bachelor of science in Transport Engineering. He works in the aerospace industry as aircraft maintenance instructor and currently teaches numerical methods and optimisation, aircraft systems, applied engineering mathematics and computational fluid dynamics at Budapest University of Technology and Economics in Aircraft Systems.