American Aerospace Association AIAA's internationally renowned journal, Journal of Propulsion and Power (JPP), is the top journal in aerospace propulsion. The IF in 2010 was 0.847, and the cited half-life reached 8.1 years, which indicates that articles in the journal have a long influence.  In 2010, 147 papers were published (bimonthly). Note: The reviewers are very strict. There is no editing and grammar service offered and the English requirements are very high when submitting the paper. The font size and chart requirements are higher. The review period is fast and slow. It simply depends.

(0) Thank | Anonymous

The journals under AIAA do not accept mutual resubmissions.
Previously, a paper from AIAA J. was rejected.
Added more content and submitted to JPP.
The editor withdrew it, citing duplication with the previous paper.
They said that after making modifications, it can only be resubmitted to AIAA J.
Fortunately, it was not blacklisted.

(2) Thank | slaon

It is not difficult to feel, and the language requirements are not high. Before I took a paper that I felt very watery, I directly acceptd it after overhaul.When reviewing reviewers, be aware that editors seem to like to use the people you recommend, so choose to be cautious.I just selectd for the second one and hope to have good results.

(0) Thank | Anonymous

This journal is very difficult. I am hypersonic. If I do calculation, the probability of employment is very small. If it is an experiment, the probability of employment is relatively large.The review cycle is not good, my first half was acceptd, and the other two have been reviewed for half a year.

(0) Thank | Anonymous