NASA's 1st Max Power air show spotlights X-59, Moon plans
NASA is throwing its very first air show, Max Power, at Kennedy Space Center on November 7-8, 2026.
Expect a close-up look at the quiet supersonic X-59 jet and a sneak peek at NASA's big ideas for building a base on the Moon.
There's also a special talk lined up with Nicky Fox, head of NASA's Science Mission Directorate, and Lori Glaze, head of NASA's Human Spaceflight Mission Directorate, about what's next for NASA science and space exploration.
Jared Isaacman to fly F-5 MiG-29
Saturday features a live-streamed press conference diving into the Moon base plans with leaders like NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman and NASA officials.
You'll also see cutting-edge technology on display, from Moon rovers to spacecraft and more.
And if you love flyovers, keep an eye out for Isaacman piloting both an F-5 and a MiG-29 each day.
The event will showcase the newest aircraft, autonomous vehicles, technologies, and more defining the future of air and space.