NASA Hosts Aerospace Expo Along Space Coast
NASA's MAX POWER expo celebrates America's 250th anniversary with aerospace displays and public access to historic facilities.
The Brief
- NASA is hosting an aerospace expo and airshow along the Space Coast this weekend.
- The event includes public access to Kennedy Space Center facilities and features military and NASA aircraft.
- President Trump is scheduled to attend the event on Friday night.
NASA's MAX POWER aerospace expo and airshow are taking place this weekend along the Space Coast, marking the occasion of America’s 25,000th anniversary.
The event will feature a range of aerospace technologies, including next-generation aircraft, spacecraft, autonomous vehicles, and other innovations.
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman announced the event in a news release, stating that Kennedy Space Center’s historic Shuttle Landing Facility will be open to the public.
Activities will occur at multiple locations, including NASA Kennedy, the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, and leased facilities by Space Florida.
The event will include an air show with NASA aircraft, the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds, and aerial demonstrations by various Department of Defense branches.
Additional activities include guest speaker sessions with NASA experts and astronauts, special exhibits, and behind-the-gates bus tours of Kennedy Space Center facilities.
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