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18 Hours in the Air and 13 Tons of Equipment: NASA's Flying Research Powerhouse

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NASA is preparing for a major upgrade in its aerial research capabilities, as the American agency takes delivery of a Boeing 777-200ER aircraft that will serve as a state-of-the-art 'flying laboratory'. The aircraft, which was purchased about four years ago from Japan Airlines for $30 million, is currently undergoing a complex engineering conversion process carried out by L3HARRIS and YULISTA. According to a report by 'THE WAR ZONE', the new air…
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NASA is preparing for a major upgrade in its aerial research capabilities, as the American agency takes delivery of a Boeing 777-200ER aircraft that will serve as a state-of-the-art 'flying laboratory'. The aircraft, which was purchased about four years ago from Japan Airlines for $30 million, is currently undergoing a complex engineering conversion process carried out by L3HARRIS and YULISTA. According to a report by 'THE WAR ZONE', the new air…

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kikar.co.il broke the news on Wednesday, May 6, 2026.
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