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Dr. John Cavolowsky
Director of the Airspace Systems Program Office
Image left: Dr. John Cavolowsky, Director of the Airspace Systems Program Office. Image credit: NASA/Bill Ingalls
Dr. John Cavolowsky is the director of the Airspace Systems
Program Office at NASA Headquarters, which develops concepts,
capabilities and technologies for high-capacity, efficient and safe
airspace and airportal systems. Previously he was deputy program
director, providing strategic management of technical product across
multiple projects within the program, and supporting the Joint Planning
and Development Office in the ongoing development of the Next Generation
Air Transportation System (NextGen).
Cavolowsky has also been associate program manager for the Airspace
Systems Program, and the project manager for the Human Measures and
Performance Project. He began his career at NASA Ames in 1989 as a
research and development project manager in hypersonic propulsion and
thermal protection systems for spacecraft reentry. Cavolowsky also
served as a technical manager for aerospace programs in the Office of
the Center Director at Ames.
He received the Gene Zara Award for outstanding contributions as a
national team member to the National Aerospace Plane program, as well as
a number of agency achievement awards. He has published more than 25
technical papers. Cavolowsky has a bachelor's of science degree in
mechanical engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
and master's and doctoral degrees in mechanical engineering from the
University of California at Berkeley.
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