The manuscript that will be sent to the journal should be referenced in the APA 7.0 spelling rules and citation style.

Researches to be sent to the Journal of Aviation Research should be arranged according to the JAR article template.

1. Manuscripts sent to the journal should not have been published elsewhere or their copyrights given to third parties. Duplicate submission is unethical. Do not submit manuscripts that have been accepted or are under active consideration for publication elsewhere. Symposium papers which have not been published in book form can be published if this state is noted in the footnotes. Papers included in the proceedings can only be published with notable improvements and with a note stating this in the footnotes.

2. Manuscripts which do not comply with the writing rules, publishing principles or scientific research methodology are not considered for publication by the journal board. Authors receive one copy of the journal issue in which their work appears. Author(s) will not be paid for their published articles. Unpublished manuscripts are not returned to the authors.
3. Manuscripts submitted to the journal are sent to at least two referees. If one of the referees gives negative report about the submitted manuscript, it is sent to a third referee.
4. All scientific and legal responsibility for published articles belong to the authors. In a given issue, only one article by the same author (s) is published.
5. Manuscripts submitted for publication in the journal can be written in Turkish, English. Those written in Turkish should comply with Turkish Language Association’s rules of spelling and punctuation.
6. At the beginning of the manuscript there must be an English and Turkish abstract with 150-200 words and 3-5 keywords. The abstract should cover the purpose, scope, originality and contribution of the study as well as the methodology, main points, evaluations and recommendations.
7. The headings should either be in decimal number or alphabetical order. The following points should also apply: Main and secondary headings, titles of tables and figures should be bold and initials capitalized; in formatting tables and figures the journal’s font settings and page layout should be followed; figures and tables should be given a title and be consecutively numbered and aligned to the left margin; titles for tables should appear above tables and titles for figures should appear below figures; each equation should be numbered consecutively with equation numbers in parentheses flush with the right margin.
8. Manuscripts should be submitted as a Word document.

Ethical Principles and Publishing Policy

Publication Ethics

Journal of Aviation Research (JAR) aims to produce, improve, and share knowledge objectively via scientific methods by examining the current improvements related to aerospace and aviation sector with a holistic and inclusive approach.
Scientific works are studies that are concluded as a result of scientific methods and which provide with the application of scientific methods and objectivity. In the process of production of these works, all the components of the publication process; namely, publisher, editor, author, reviewers, and readers must follow the ethical principles. In this scope, JAR must also follow the ethical principles of all components of the publication process in the light of the guides and policies published in the open access by the Committee on Publication Ethics, COPE (e.g. COPE “Code of Conduct and Best Practice Guidelines for Journal Editors”; ICMJE Recommendations, CSE White Paper on Publication Ethics, WAME resources, WMA policies, and ORI; WMA Helsinki Declaration).
In case manipulated, falsified and fabricated data is determined in the scientific studies which are sent and/or accepted by the journal, the institution(s) for which the author(s) works for will be informed and the study will be rejected. JAR has the right to ask for the documents related to the analysis results from the authors according to the feedback given by the editorial board and/or reviewers.