Florida Center for Advanced Aero Propulsion

FCAAP was launched with nearly $15 million in seed funding by the State of Florida. These funds are used to maximize the use of, and add to, our resources and will create a state and nationwide technology and resource team in the highly competitive and innovation-driven aerospace market. FCAAP leverages the seed funds and the extensive existing resources (nearly $70 million) of its partners both in terms of infrastructure and a team of highly experienced, internationally recognized scientists, r

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FCAAP was launched with nearly $15 million in seed funding by the State of Florida. These funds are used to maximize the use of, and add to, our resources and will create a state and nationwide technology and resource team in the highly competitive and innovation-driven aerospace market. FCAAP leverages the seed funds and the extensive existing resources (nearly $70 million) of its partners both in terms of infrastructure and a team of highly experienced, internationally recognized scientists, r

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