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Lockheed ER-2 (NASA809)

Submitted 4 years ago

Lockheed ER-2 809

11 of NASA809 132 of U2

OttoVentura

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Chris C Kinsley4 years ago

Love all NASA research aircraft, old & new

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Ken Fedder4 years ago

Hmm? Port rear hatch is open...

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Mike Taylor4 years ago

Ken Fedder, those are speed brakes, used to descend rapidly from higher altitude. A common maneuver to limit the amount of time spent at lower altitudes when on an approach [In a spy plane, as this one was originally conceived, that was a tactical requirement].

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adelma4 years ago

Wow - how the U-2 family has 'evolved'. What a wing!

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Chris Bryant4 years ago

FULL flaps approach!

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jesse kyzer4 years ago

Lockheed ER-2 (single-jet)(NASA809), A derivative of the U-2 Dragon Lady,
Luuuve those NASA toys!!

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Date	Aircraft	Origin	Destination	Departure	Arrival	Duration
29-Apr-2025	U2	Edwards Afb (KEDW)	Edwards Afb (KEDW)	11:26AM PDT	02:13PM PDT	2:46
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Lockheed ER-2 (NASA809)

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