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.
A highly modified F/A-18B Hornet flown by NASA’s Dryden Flight Research Center settles toward the runway at Edwards Air Force…
The figure standing on the ramp provides a size comparison with the XB-70A aircraft.
NASA Dryden Flight Research Center’s F/A-18B Systems Research Aircraft on an External Vision System project flight.
The Pathfinder-Plus solar-electric flying wing lifted off Rogers Dry Lake adjoining NASA Dryden Flight Research Center on a turbulence-measurement flight.
Helios Prototype and Pathfinder-Plus on Dryden Ramp.
A new “Smart Skin” antenna mounted on the tip of the right vertical fin of the F/A-18 Systems Research Aircraft.
A new “Smart Skin” antenna, shown here on top of the right vertical stabilizer of the F/A-18 Systems Rearch Aircraft…
