This bright blue-and-white twin-jet aircraft may have looked like an ordinary F/A-18 Hornet fighter, but inside it was a different…
With turbulence-measurement booms projecting ahead of the wing, Pathfinder-Plus soared aloft over Rogers Dry Lake on its final research flight…
Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Michael V. Love in front of the X-24B lifting body research vehicle at Edwards Air Force…
F-104N #812, F-15A #287, and YF-17 #569 in formation.
NASA’s Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards, Calif., used this early-model F/A-18 Hornet as a flying research platform to evaluate emerging…
The wingless lifting body aircraft sitting on Rogers Dry Lake at NASA’s Flight Research Center, Edwards, CA, from left to…
ED97-44244-1The XB-70 #1 cockpit, which shows the complexity of this mid-1960s research aircraft. On the left and right sides of…
NASA Dryden Flight Research Center’s Systems Research Aircraft (SRA), a highly modified F/A-18 jet fighter, during a research flight.
AeroVironment engineers and technicians closely monitored flight data in the ground control station during the Pathfinder-Plus’ turbulence measurement flights.
The X-24B is seen here landing on Rogers Dry Lake, adjacent to the NASA Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards, CA.
