Brazilian Aerospace Association

The Brazilian Aerospace Association (Associação Aeroespacial Brasileira, AAB) is a non-profit entity headquartered in São José dos Campos, Brazil. It was created on 31 May 2004 by professionals linked to aerospace research and development in Brazil. Its mission is to promote and develop aerospace engineering, science and technology. The association organizes scientific events to foster debate and exchange of ideas on the Brazilian space program and the development of the aerospace field. It also promotes educational events, such as the ABCAer/AAB Cycles of Lectures on the Aerospace Sector, in partnership with the Brazilian Association of Aerospace Culture. The AAB publishes the international journal Journal of Aerospace Engineering, Sciences and Applications (JAESA). In 2010, the AAB published the document 'AAB Vision for the Brazilian Space Program'. Membership categories include Founding Member, Effective Member, Student Member, Institutional Member and Honorary Member. The association operates primarily in Brazil and serves as a forum for aerospace professionals, students and institutions.

The Brazilian Aerospace Association (Associação Aeroespacial Brasileira, AAB) was founded on 31 May 2004 in São José dos Campos, Brazil. It was established through the initiative of professionals connected to aerospace research and development in Brazil. The organization was created as a non-profit entity with the purpose of promoting and developing aerospace engineering, science and technology. From its early years, the AAB focused on organizing scientific events to encourage debate and the exchange of ideas regarding the Brazilian space program and the broader aerospace sector. It also engaged in educational activities, including the ABCAer/AAB Cycles of Lectures on the Aerospace Sector, organized in partnership with the Brazilian Association of Aerospace Culture (ABCAer). The association publishes the international journal Journal of Aerospace Engineering, Sciences and Applications (JAESA). In 2010, the AAB released a policy document titled 'AAB Vision for the Brazilian Space Program', outlining its perspectives on the development of the national space program. Membership in the AAB is structured into several categories: Founding Member (individuals who joined by 30 June 2004), Effective Member (individuals), Student Member (students enrolled in primary, secondary or tertiary education), Institutional Member (legal entities), and Honorary Member (professionals of recognized merit). The association remains active in promoting aerospace science and technology in Brazil.

• Founded on 31 May 2004 in São José dos Campos, Brazil.

• Published the document 'AAB Vision for the Brazilian Space Program' in 2010.

Non-profit professional and scientific association dedicated to advancing aerospace engineering, science and technology in Brazil.

• Journal of Aerospace Engineering, Sciences and Applications (JAESA)

• ABCAer/AAB Cycles of Lectures on the Aerospace Sector

• 'AAB Vision for the Brazilian Space Program' document (2010)

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2. 2Brazilian Aerospace Association - Wikidatawikidata.org