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* ANNOUNCEMENT: New Program Structure Enacted *
With the passage of the annual spending bill, ARMD is executing its FY15 program
and project structure. This structure will support ARMD's work to achieve a strategic
vision that builds on current U.S. aerospace leadership and that enables revolutionary advances.
Information on the programs and their projects will be posted on this website in
January 2015 to replace the current program/project information.
> Read an outline of the new structure
NASA's Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate (ARMD) works to solve
the challenges that still exist in our nation's air transportation
system: air traffic congestion, safety and environmental impacts.
Solutions to these problems require innovative technical concepts, and
dedicated research and development. NASA's ARMD pursues the development
of new flight operation concepts, and new tools and technologies that
can transition smoothly to industry to become products.
Through green aviation, NASA is helping create safer, greener and more
effective travel for everyone. Our green aviation goals are to enable
fuel-efficient flight planning, and reduce aircraft fuel consumption,
emissions and noise.
NASA has already made decades of contributions to aviation. We continue
to develop solutions to benefit the flying public every day.
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Feature: NASA Aeronautics Ends 2014 in Revolutionary Style
NASA aeronautics research in 2014 continued to push the aviation envelope and even connect with a key Journey to Mars milestone.
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Feature: NASA Aeronautics Contributes to Orion’s Atmospheric Flight Capability
Orion is a spacecraft but it still has to fly. Aeronautical know-how is deep inside Orion's development and flight.
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Featured in Other Media: SST Research: Breaking New Barriers
The January 2013 issue of Aerospace America contained this article about
the evolution of commercial passenger supersonic flight to today’s
research, including NASA’s into making supersonic flight over land
possible. This article is copyrighted by the American Institute of
Aeronautics and Astronautics and is used with their permission.
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Featured in Other Media: Getting from Gate to Gate
The April 2012 issue of Aerospace America contained this article about
NASA Aeronautics' work on improving air traffic management in order to
reduce delays, fuel use, noise and emissions. This article is
copyrighted by the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
and is used with their permission.
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