- An Exciting Year Ahead
Meet the 2026–2027 AIAA PNW Council New leadership, new ideas, and national recognition for an outstanding year. AIAA Pacific Northwest Section Council year 2026–2027 A new council year begins Building a more connected PNW aerospace community Meet your newly elected officers—and get a first look at the ideas, programs, and priorities shaping the year ahead.… Read more: An Exciting Year Ahead - Bridging the Gap: Expert Insights on Intelligent Machines, Autonomy, and the Road AheadThe pursuit of truly autonomous systems has captured the imagination of engineers, researchers, and technologists for decades. Yet the gap between what we aspire to build and what we can safely deploy remains substantial. On June 18, 2026, the AIAA Journal Seminar Series hosted a keynote panel titled “Advances in Intelligent Machines and Autonomy,” bringing… Read more: Bridging the Gap: Expert Insights on Intelligent Machines, Autonomy, and the Road Ahead
- OSU’s AIAA High Altitude Liquid Engine (HALE) Rocket Team Achieves New Milestone
- Election of Section Officers for 2026-2027AIAA Pacific Northwest Section – 2026–2027 Candidate Bios Pacific Northwest AIAA Section 2026–2027 Officer Candidates Meet the candidates running for the 2026–2027 Pacific Northwest AIAA Section Officer positions. Each candidate has submitted a statement and bio for your review. After reading, please cast your vote using the link below. Section Chair Candidate Dave Krismer Candidate… Read more: Election of Section Officers for 2026-2027
- Tech Symposium 2026 RecapAIAA PNW Tech Symposium — Thank You & Recap ✅ 18th Annual Tech Symposium Recap · Thank You, PNW Aerospace Community AIAA Pacific Northwest Section · 18th Annual Tech Symposium What aSuccess! The 2026 Tech Symposium exceeded expectations! Last month the Pacific Northwest aerospace community came together for a truly remarkable day at the Museum… Read more: Tech Symposium 2026 Recap
