NASA to Host MAX POWER Aerospace Expo and Air Show at Kennedy Space Center
NASA has partnered with commercial organizations to stage the MAX POWER festival in Florida on November 7–8, showcasing flight and mobility technologies.

NASA and external collaborators are organizing MAX POWER, a two-day aerospace expo and air show scheduled for November 7–8 at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida nasa.gov
nasa.govnasa.govOpen source ↗. The event coincides with the 250th anniversary of the United States and takes place across multiple facilities, including the Apollo Saturn V facility, the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, and the Launch and Landing Facility operated by Space Florida, as reported by nasa.gov
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The public event is structured into three dedicated parks requiring separate ticketing, produced alongside partners such as Air Dot Show, UP.Summit, Space Florida, Delaware North, and Purpose Entertainment nasa.gov
nasa.govnasa.govOpen source ↗. NASA stated that the reliance on external partners allows the program to function outside of federally appropriated budgets, with ticketing handled directly through partner websites
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Flight Demonstrations and Autonomous Vehicles
The festival's programming highlights current flight systems and transportation technologies nasa.gov
nasa.govnasa.govOpen source ↗. Park one, presented by Air Dot Show, includes multi-day flight presentations and flyovers conducted by NASA, the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds, and Department of War assets
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nasa.govnasa.govOpen source ↗. In addition, Space.com notes scheduled demonstration flights using F-5 and MiG-29 aircraft.
Park two, hosted by UP.Summit, is dedicated to mobility advancements nasa.gov
nasa.govnasa.govOpen source ↗. Exhibits will display autonomous transport platforms, modern drone systems, experimental aircraft, and space exploration equipment
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nasa.govnasa.govOpen source ↗. Agency announcements indicate static displays will also incorporate the quiet supersonic experimental aircraft X-59 alongside lunar rovers and spacecraft mockups.
Operational Tours and Public Exhibits
Park three grants access to standard Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex exhibits and guided behind-the-gates tours of historic launch facilities nasa.gov
nasa.govnasa.govOpen source ↗. The site will run dedicated shuttle links between venues for attendees holding corresponding park passes
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Technical presentations and stage panels hosted by NASA specialists and astronauts span topics such as the Artemis program, the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, experimental X-planes, and human performance research for lunar habitats nasa.gov
nasa.govnasa.govOpen source ↗. Visitors can access event mapping, transport schedules, and agenda details via a dedicated mobile application
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