SETP Fellows Class of 2024!

Congratulations to the SETP Fellows Class of 2024! Please join us as we congratulate the following individuals who have reached this distinguished honor within the Society at the 68th Annual Symposium & Banquet on 25-28 September 2024! For more information on this event and to book your room reservation ASAP to ensure you receive the group rate, please click HERE.

 

SETP Fellows Class of 2024

Curtis Bedke
Edward Cabrera
James Casler
Giorgio Clementi
Geoffrey Connolly
Daniel Draeger
David Mackay
John Maris
Thomas Melody
Leon Robert
Stuart Rogerson
Paul Smith
Masahiro Takagi
Gian von Salis
Jeffrey Wieringa

Kincheloe & Doolittle Nominations - Deadline is 31 July 2024

Kincheloe and Doolittle Award nominations are now being accepted. Deadline of 31 July 2024.

NOTE:  If submitting a nomination, you must use the appropriate award nomination form we have provided below.

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Click HERE for the Kincheloe Award Nomination Form.

Click HERE for the Doolittle Award Nomination Form.

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Pat Garman Retiring as CEO of NTPS

NTPS Dec 2023

67th Annual S&B Award Winners and 2023 Fellow Class


The Society of Experimental Test Pilots is proud to announce the
Award Winners from the 67th Annual Symposium & Banquet and the 2023 Fellow Class
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Herman R. Salmon Technical Publications Award
(Sponsored by Symbolic Displays)

For the Best Technical Paper published in Cockpit during the Past Year

 

“Technique for Determining Takeoff Performance of Modified Part 25 Aircraft”

Thomas A. Washington (M), MIT Lincoln Laboratory

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Southeast Section STEM Event at Georgia Tech

The SETP Southeast Section held a combined STEM event with SFTE & AIAA last Friday at Georgia Tech. This was a big success, particularly from the standpoint of student engagement and STEM outreach. The whole event lasted 3 hours and was truly engaging. Many of the students stayed afterward to speak with professional flight testers and said they were inspired to pursue a career in flight test. Approximately 15 SETP Members, including SETP President John Tougas (AF), and other aerospace professionals were in attendance from Gulfstream, FAA, Army Redstone, Lockheed, and others. Thanks to Wayne Roberts (F) for a fascinating technical presentation and David Kern (AF) for helping to arrange this event.

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