NASA’s X-59 Supersonic Aircraft Completes First Flight
Lockheed-built demonstrator takes off as part of QueSST program for low-boom supersonic research
QueSST
NASA's X-59 Completes First Taxi Tests Before First Flight
Experimental supersonic aircraft prepares for takeoff in Quesst mission aimed at enabling quiet overland flight
NASA fires up X-59 supersonic jet engine for the first time
Aircraft that will study silent flight above the speed of sound is expected to make its maiden flight in 2025
X-59, the plane that promises to make supersonic commercial flights something trivial in the next decade
Experimental aircraft from Lockheed Martin and NASA will be used to test technologies that reduce the noise caused by breaking the sound barrier, allowing flights over populated areas
NASA to unveil the X-59 experimental plane on January 12, 2024
Aircraft developed in partnership with Lockheed Martin will study quiet supersonic flight to allow future civil jets to fly over populated areas
NASA X-59 supersonic test aircraft almost ready to fly
Demonstrator developed by Lockheed Martin's Skunk Works division is virtually finished
New supersonic XB-1 and X-59 airplanes have noise as the biggest challenge
Concepts developed by Boom Supersonic and the partnership between Lockheed Martin and NASA will test solutions to allow supersonic flight over inhabited areas
NASA begins final assembly of supersonic jet X-59
Prototype QueSST will be the testing platform for the new next generation supersonic and quiet commercial jets