Public programme
NASA announces a new public aerospace exposition at Kennedy
The two-day MAX POWER event is scheduled for 7–8 November on and near Kennedy Space Center.
The programme is intended to showcase aircraft, spacecraft, autonomous vehicles and technologies associated with the next generation of American aerospace activity.
NASA says the event will open the historic Shuttle Landing Facility to the public and combine a technology exposition with an airshow. The agency is connecting the programme to the United States’ 250th anniversary and presenting it as a broad view of flight and space exploration rather than a mission-specific conference.
Planned exhibits span aircraft, spacecraft, autonomous systems and other aerospace technologies. NASA has also highlighted the X-59 quiet-supersonic research aircraft in promotion around the event, linking current aeronautics work with the more familiar public image of Kennedy as a spaceport.
The dates are announced, but attendance details, access rules and the final flying schedule can change as organisers coordinate safety and operations. Anyone planning travel should use NASA’s event page rather than relying on an early announcement or third-party listing.
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