NASA announces 'MAX POWER' aerospace expo and airshow at Kennedy Space Center

• NASA will host 'MAX POWER,' a two-day public aerospace exposition and airshow, on November 7 and 8 to commemorate America’s 250th anniversary.
• The event will be held at and near Kennedy Space Center in Florida, showcasing next-generation aircraft, spacecraft, and autonomous vehicles.
• Collaborators include Air Dot Show, Delaware North, Space Florida, Purpose Entertainment, and UP.Summit.

Event Highlights

• Aerial demonstrations featuring NASA aircraft, the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds, and various military branches.
• A guest speaker series with NASA experts and Apollo/Artemis astronauts.
• Technology exhibits, including displays of historic and current NASA hardware, commercial aviation, and next-generation air mobility.
• Behind-the-gates bus tours of key facilities such as the Vehicle Assembly Building, the Apollo Saturn V Center, and the Gantry.

Strategic Goals

• The event aims to highlight America's aerospace industrial base and demonstrate advancements in lunar exploration and future Moon Base concepts.
• Organizers intend to inspire the next generation of engineers, pilots, and explorers by connecting the public with innovators and industry leaders.
• Activities are spread across multiple 'parks' at the Kennedy Space Center and the adjacent Visitor Complex; separate tickets are required for each experience.