PROPULSION FLOW DYNAMICS
PROPULSION FLOW DYNAMICS
Piloting one of NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman’s personal F-5 aircraft, Pilot Scott Glaser is given the go-ahead to taxi for liftoff at the Launch and Landing Facility at the agency’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, on Wednesday, June 17, 2026. As part of the administrator’s Flight Experience Award program, NASA employees Matthew Kufner, Charles Meilbye, and Aaron Smith donned NASA flight suits, completed preflight briefings, and experienced a unique flight. The ride-along flight experience award program highlights NASA’s commitment to celebrating excellence across the workforce.
Administrator Flight Experience Awards
Advanced Thermal Management, High Power Density Core, Advanced Air Transport Technology,
Advanced Thermal Management, High Power Density Core, Advance...
Advanced Thermal Management, High Power Density Core, Advanced Air Transport Technology,
Advanced Thermal Management, High Power Density Core, Advance...
Fundamental Film Cooling and Heat Transfer Facility, Ceramic Matrix Composite High Pressure Turbine Thermal Management Project,
Fundamental Film Cooling and Heat Transfer Facility, Ceramic ...
NASA internship and Fellowship Participants, Spring, 2020
NASA internship and Fellowship Participants, Spring, 2020