@NASA: What's it like to fly NASA's experimental, quiet supersonic aircraft? We're hosting a @Reddit AMA with our X-59 test pi…
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NASA announces a Reddit AMA with X-59 test pilots to discuss flying their quiet supersonic aircraft.
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What’s it like to fly NASA’s experimental, quiet supersonic aircraft?
We’re hosting a @Reddit AMA with our X-59 test pilots on Monday, May 18. Stop by and share your questions! https://t.co/Lhboq7Bi0k https://t.co/eFJP64hDtl
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