Aeronautics & Aviation

The new ranking recognizing universities that prepare students for the jobs of tomorrow includes Florida Tech in Aerospace/Astronautics.

Students from Debbie Carstens’ Human Performance 1 course were recognized at the annual University Design Challenge for Addressing Airport Needs.

Exactly how four Panthers came to work at the same office in the FAA provides insight into how to successfully build an aviation career.

Florida Tech alumni at the federal agency are improving, modernizing airports from runways to fire safety.

In the Challenge, participants forecast the maximum and minimum temps and precipitation and maximum wind speeds for select U.S. cities.

College of Aeronautics instructor Shem Malmquist offered two presentations at the 2022 Safety Management System Industry Forum.

They produced six top three finishes, including a clean sweep of the Freshman/Sophomore Open Topic Category.

The award is given to a student pursuing an advanced degree and research in the field of general aviation and includes a $1,000 scholarship.

He participated in, "Hazard Analysis for Nuclear Automation: Defeating Digital Demons" with others from MIT, General Motors and elsewhere.

Jacqueline Figueredo, Kristina Fudge and Karla Medina join aviation pioneers, aeronautical engineers and others as award recipients.