My personal thanks to the dedicated few who gave of their valuable time to staff the AIAA Atlanta Booth at the Aviation Forum, Hyatt Regency, June 26-28, 2018. All AIAA Atlanta Members should consider thanking these “Boothers” as well. In order of appearance: Aaron Harcrow,… Read More
This past Saturday, May 26, 2018, an impressive display of military and civilian aircraft and vintage automobiles of all shapes, sizes and colors was on display at the Tom B. David Airport in Calhoun, Georgia. The show was sponsored by Mohawk Industries and included participation… Read More
Dr. John Olds gave a presentation at our Tuesday 24 April dinner meeting. Dr. Olds, the founder of SpaceWorks, has spoken to us previously about Generation Orbit and Terminal Velocity Aerospace. On this occasion, he spoke about his latest endeavor, Blink Astro. While many… Read More
Here are just a few links from around the internet. First up, the Tribune & Georgian reports that ABL Space Systems has signed an agreement with Camden County. If you go to the ABL website, you can see they mention Camden, Georgia. So it looks… Read More
Our February dinner meeting started out as our January dinner meeting. Mother Nature had other ideas. Flying is a weather-dependent activity and so is driving. Fortunately, Dan Kuehme of Area-I was able to shift his plans to our February meeting. Area-I is a growing… Read More
So, you are an aerospace engineer. You know how to design airplanes. You know how control surfaces work. So — how to you fly a human? AIAA-Atlanta members found out for themselves on Monday 8 January 2018. While much of Atlanta was preoccupied with the… Read More
