NASA's X-59 Finds New Hangar Home

The X-59 quiet supersonic airplane has officially taken residence in its newly renovated hangar at NASA's Armstrong Flight Research Center in California. This facility, originally built in 1968, has a longstanding history of supporting various research aircraft and programs.

Rather than a traditional welcome, the X-59 is now in a high-tech environment conducive to rigorous testing and development. As NASA gears up for the X-59’s flight tests, they are also preparing for exciting future projects, including upcoming lunar simulations.