A letter from the Chief of the NASA Ames Wind Tunnel Division   Welcome to the NASA Ames Wind Tunnel site. NASA Ames Research Center is pleased to offer the services of our premier wind tunnel facilities that have a broad range of proven testing capabilities to customers from industry, DOD, other government agencies, and academia. Recent facility modernization efforts have also resulted in significant improvements to systems directly affecting both data quality and testing productivity. Facilities and business practices are just part of the equation however; skilled people create the difference that makes our testing services a comprehensive and best- value solution. Our professional facility teams are available to actively participate in test definition, data analysis, and/or flow visualization coordination, implementation, and interpretation. Customers of Ames wind tunnels also have available a host of NASA's technical and analytical capabilities including: engineering, fabrication, CFD support, and consulting and troubleshooting with aerodynamic and acoustic experts. More information about these services is available upon request. Our objective is to assure that all customers meet their schedule milestones and leave satisfied with their results and overall testing experience. Our wish is to welcome them back to Ames Research Center to continue sharing in the excitement and challenge of ground based testing. Please review the information about our services presented at this web site. And don't hesitate to contact us if you have any comments or questions. Sincerely, Frank Kmak Post Test Questionnaire After testing in a facility customers are encouraged to provide feedback to that facility for our continuous improvement process. A Post Test Questionnaire is available on-line for your comments.  NASA Website Privacy Statement To request information on this web site in a 508 accessible format, please contact access@mail.arc.nasa.gov Page Curator: Wind Tunnel Division NASA Official: Frank Kmak NASA Ames Research Center: http://www.arc.nasa.gov NASA Home Page: http://www.nasa.gov Last Updated: July 8, 2011