The LS-DYNA® Aerospace Working Group (AWG) is a partnership of federal agencies, corporations, and universities working together to develop and publish aerospace test cases and modeling guidelines for finite element analyses with LS-DYNA®. The actions of the AWG serve to support the use, development, and reliability of LS-DYNA® for aerospace numerical analyses.
Some participants are partially or fully funded by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in the National Aviation Research Plan 'Aircraft Catastrophic Failure Prevention Research' program, or by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), or associated with the participants as LS-DYNA® users.
The active participants of the LS-DYNA® Aerospace Working Subgroups are:
| Engine Related Impact Failure (ERIF) | Cabin Interior (CI) |
| - Ansys | - Adient Aerospace |
| - Arizona State University (ASU) | - Airbus |
| - Boeing | - Ansys |
| - Central Connecticut State University (CCSU) | - Boeing |
| - Collins Aerospace | - Central Connecticut State University (CCSU) |
| - Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) | - Cessna |
| - General Electric Aviation | - Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) |
| - George Mason University (GMU) | - Gulfstream Aerospace |
| - Honda Aircraft Engine | - Humanetics |
| - Honeywell | - National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) |
| - MTU Aero Engines | - Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division |
| - National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) | - Stelia Aerospace |
| - Northrop Grumman | - Virginia Tech |
| - Ohio State University (OSU) | - Wichita State University |
| - Pratt & Whitney | - ZIM Aircraft Cabin Solutions |
| - Pratt & Whitney Canada | |
| - Rolls-Royce | |
| - Sikorsky | |
| - University of Akron | |
| - University of Dayton | |
| - Williams International |
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