NASA’s 737 Reveals New Paint
1 min readNASA’s 737 Reveals New PaintTeresa WhitingNASA Armstrong Public Affairs SpecialistAug 13, 2026 Image Article A newly painted NASA 737 aircraft sits on a ramp in Oklahoma on Thursday, Aug. NASA/Carla Escamilla NASA’s 737 aircraft was painted this week in Oklahoma as it progresses with modifications for use as a reduced gravity test aircraft for the agency. NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards, California, took ownership of the aircraft from the United States Air Force in June.
- ▪1 min readNASA’s 737 Reveals New PaintTeresa WhitingNASA Armstrong Public Affairs SpecialistAug 13, 2026 Image Article A newly painted NASA 737 aircraft sits on a ramp in Oklahoma on Thursday, Aug.
- ▪NASA/Carla Escamilla NASA’s 737 aircraft was painted this week in Oklahoma as it progresses with modifications for use as a reduced gravity test aircraft for the agency.
- ▪NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards, California, took ownership of the aircraft from the United States Air Force in June.
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| Publication time | Thu, 13 Aug 2026 19:41:23 +0000 |
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1 min readNASA’s 737 Reveals New PaintTeresa WhitingNASA Armstrong Public Affairs SpecialistAug 13, 2026 Image Article A newly painted NASA 737 aircraft sits on a ramp in Oklahoma on Thursday, Aug. 13, 2026. NASA/Carla Escamilla NASA’s 737 aircraft was painted this week in Oklahoma as it progresses with modifications for use as a reduced gravity test aircraft for the agency. NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards, California, took ownership of the aircraft from the United States Air Force in June. The aircraft will perform lunar-gravity parabolic flights to validate astronaut lunar suits and associated crew systems required to support Artemis mission objectives.
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