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Flying MagazineJack Daleo

NASA’s X-59 low-boom demonstrator nears flight over U.S. communities as Quesst ramps up

NASA’s X-59 low-boom supersonic demonstrator is moving toward flight activity over U.S. communities—signaling the Quesst program’s transition from earlier validation steps to public-facing, overland test operations. The pace-up underscores how quickly NASA is trying to build the data needed for a quieter sonic-boom future.

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2026-06-15T09:33:13.302141-07:00
World Airline NewsBruce Drum

United Celebrates America with Custom 250th Anniversary Livery and Military Pilot Hiring Program Milestone

By World Airline News: Since 2024, nearly 600 military pilots have transitioned to United through the program, with 500 more expected by the end of 2027.

2026-06-15T08:34:27.630992-07:00
Paddle Your Own KanooMateusz Maszczynski

EasyJet Plane Was Just 20 Meters Above the Ground at the Very End of the Runway and the Pilots Didn't Even Realize

By Paddle Your Own Kanoo: An EasyJet plane had climbed to just 20 meters above the ground as it reached the very end of the runway during a botched takeoff from London Luton Airport, a new report by aircraft accident investigators has revealed.

2026-06-15T08:22:47.355169-07:00