WORLD-WIDE FLIGHT TEST & FLIGHT RESEARCH (beta testing)

Okay, here is the first shot at this.  The table provided below is probably less than 20% of currently ongoing flight testing, and the current test phases listed have probably morphed since I first gathered the information.  If you or your organization would like to link me to better data, it will let folks know what you're up to and get you the credit you deserve.  If you're with EADS, Embraer, Pilatus, IAI, Saab, Beechcraft, NASA etc, I know some of you have got work in progress, so add a comment to point me at the appropriate press-releases and I will update this list.  If I've given the wrong location, wrong point of contact, or if I just mis-spelled your name, please let me know.

ORG/LOC	AIRCRAFT	TEST OBJECTIVES	CONTACT-AFFILIATION	REMARKS
SUKH/ZHU	T-50	Systems, Propulsion	Sergei Bogdan-TP	For Indian AF?
TsKB/TsAGI	Rysachok	Initial certification	Yevgeny Gordeyev-M	5th plane added
BOE-M/WICH	B-52	Systems Testing	Scot Oathout-M	CONECT Datalink
CMC/XIAN	ARJ21	Icing, stalls	Wu Guanghui-M	Flutter complete?
LM/PXRVR	F-35C	Carrier Suitability	Fred Schenk
LM/EDWS	F-35A	Systems, Maturity	Laurie Quincy-M
AW/	AW-159	Performance	Mark Burnand-TP
SCA/MOJ	367 Bipod	Initial Airworthiness	Doug Shane-M	Twin Fuselage, roadable
NG/EDWS	RQ-4B	Systems	George Guerra-M
CSNA*/COLO	C-172	Electric Propulsion	Eric Snelgrove	*with Beyond Aviation

ABBREVIATIONS:

AW – Augusta-Westland

EDWS – Edwards AFB

BOE-M – Boeing Military

C - customer

CMC – Comac (China)

COLO – Colorado

CSNA – Cessna

LM – Lockheed-Martin

LOC – location

M – manufacturer

MOJ – Mojave

NG – Northrop-Grumman

ORG – organization

TP – test pilot

SCA – Scaled Composites

SUKH – Sukhoi Aircraft

TsAGI – Russian Flight Research Institute, Samara

TsKb – Progress Aircraft

XIAN – Xian, China

ZHU – Zhukovsky