Most Popular Post for June 2026

1.) Houston Residents Advised of Low-Flying NASA Research Aircraft Through June 13 - Residents across the Houston area may have noticed increased low-altitude aircraft activity when NASA launched a series of research flights in support of the Student Airborne Research Program in June. [Full story]

2.) Low-flying Aircraft Monitor Radiation Levels in Dallas Prior to 2026 FIFA World Cup - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency performed a series of low-altitude survey flights over the Dallas-Fort Worth area as part of ongoing security preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. [Full story]

3.) Dassault Aviation’s Falcon 10X Completes Successful Maiden Flight, Launching Test Campaign - Dassault Aviation marked a significant milestone in June as its new Falcon 10X successfully completed its inaugural flight. [Full story]

4.) NASA Acquires Classified Boeing 737 Jet From Air Force - NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center announced its intent to award a sole-source contract to Denmar Technical Services, Inc., to prepare a Boeing 737-73W aircraft for use as a "Reduced Gravity Test Bed." [Full story]

5.) Video: NASA’s X-59 Aircraft 'Quietly' Achieves First Supersonic Flight - NASA’s experimental X-59 aircraft reached a major aeronautical milestone in June, successfully breaking the sound barrier for the first time. [Full story]