FAA Funds Aviation Noise Reduction Research Projects

Graham Warwick April 07, 2023
Georgia Institute of Technology
Over-wing nacelle configuration provides noise shielding but poses aerodynamic interference challenges.
Credit: Georgia Institute of Technology
The FAA has awarded $19 million in research contracts to 14 universities to study potential noise reductions in subsonic and supersonic aircraft and advanced air mobility vehicles. The awards are part of the FAA’s Aviation Sustainability Center, a cooperative aviation research organization co-led by...
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