The Next Generation of Flight
Plenty of testing happens to NASA’s X-59 quiet supersonic aircraft, to ensure a safe first flight.
By Agis F|2022-07-28T19:53:31+03:00Jul 28, 2022|Categories: Aviation|Tags: Flight, Lockheed Martin, supersonic|
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