Gender Male
Fayette Collier is currently the Project Manager of the Environmentally Responsible Aviation Project within NASA’s Integrated System Research Program.
In this capacity, he directs the planning and execution of NASA’s integrated system research project focused on the subsonic transport sector, working in partnership with Industry, FAA, AFRL
and
other government agencies. The technology development project is focused on research, development and integration of engine and airframe technologies that will enable dramatic
improvements in noise, emissions, and performance characteristics of future subsonic aircraft operating in the air transportation system. ERA is currently closing out ERA Phase II, where 8 Integrated Technology Demonstrations were successfully completed. The six-year, $420M project will closeout in March 2016.
Dr. Collier is a graduate of Virginia Tech (Aerospace Engineering, B.S., 1981, M.S., 1982, Ph.D., 1988) and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M.B.A., 1997) where he participated as a
NASA Sloan Fellow. He serves on numerous committees for the Agency, including the AIAA Honors and Awards Committee, the AIAA International Program Committee, and the AFRL Fixed
Wing Executive Council, and he was a contributor to the development of the National R & D Plan for Aeronautics. Dr. Collier is an Associate Fellow of the AIAA.
