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This Special Issue contains selected papers from works presented at the 8th EASN–CEAS (European Aeronautics Science Network–Council of European Aerospace Societies) Workshop on Manufacturing for Growth and Innovation, which was held in Glasgow, UK, 4–7 September 2018. About 150 participants contributed to a high-level scientific gathering providing some of the latest research results on the topic, as well as some of the latest relevant technological advancements. ?ine interesting articles, which cover a wide range of topics including characterization, analysis and design, as well as numerical simulation, are contained in this Special Issue.

n/a --- dynamic force analysis --- ditching simulation --- crashworthiness --- morphing wings --- pressurized fuselage --- scissor-like elements --- design of advanced power systems --- manufacturing --- nanomechanical properties --- composite materials --- multifunctionality --- electrical properties --- computational fluid dynamics --- aeronautic component --- nanomaterials --- circulation control --- multiscale damage model --- modelling and simulation --- unmanned aircraft --- kinematic analysis --- threshold concentration --- life cycle analysis --- autoclave --- blended wing-body aircraft --- incompressible flow --- low-curvature panels --- aircraft design --- composites structures --- carbon nanotubes --- vacuum assisted resin infusion --- active flow control --- building-block approach --- flight testing --- VTOL-UAV --- aerodynamic analysis --- suction and oscillatory blowing actuator --- technology readiness level --- scaling --- kinematic synthesis --- polymer nanocomposites --- thermal stability --- electrification --- cold diaphragm forming --- resin transfer molding --- fluid-structure interaction --- technology demonstrator --- light sport aircraft --- multi-objective optimization --- cost analysis --- scissor-structural mechanisms