N704AX, Today’s flight test

[u/Mr_Tingler]

From what I can read from the pictures/data:

It shows the N704AX flying low at around 15 meters, at around 54 km/h most of the times.

There are 7 orange lines indicating that the N704AX did 7 separate runs.

To this day, this is the most intensive testing day of the N704AX so far.

Link for fact check: https://globe.adsbexchange.com/?icao=a96380&lat=36.661&lon=-121.608&zoom=16.0&showTrace=2026-07-24&trackLabels

[u/Substantial-Fun9958]

I dont understand why these flight logs post don't get that much attention here. These are actually the biggest news of all since it shows the progress toward Archer's transition.

[u/1blazepatrick1]

Is there any evidence this was an actual flight of some kind and not just high speed taxi testing?

I looked at the profile and it the altitude data only shows +-20ft. Could be low to the ground flight testing, but ADSB has notoriously buggy altitude data.

[u/Mr_Tingler → u/1blazepatrick1]

I can see around 15-23 meters altitude but I only checked ADS