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Virgin Galactic’s New Supersonic Jet Will Fly From London to NYC in 90 Minutes
The spaceship company enters the supersonic race with a jet that can carry up to 19 passengers.
Meet the One-Seat Test Jet That Could Shape the Future of Supersonic Flying
The Boom XB-1 is not a prototype of the airliner-sized Overture, but it will perform testing of components that may be critical to the larger jet's success.
Inside the Race to Launch the First ‘Boomless,’ Carbon-Neutral Supersonic Jet
Aerion's AS2 is designed to cruise at more than 1,000 mph, but it could also become the most environmentally friendly business jet in its class.
The World’s Fastest Supersonic Aircraft Is Also Fully Carbon Neutral
Boom Supersonic announced that its XB-1 test program will use sustainable aviation fuels and carbon offsetting to achieve carbon neutrality.
Can These Industrious Companies Resurrect Supersonic Flight?
Commercial travel at Mach 2 could be here within just a few years.
Boom Technology Looks to Make Supersonic Travel the New Norm
“The airplanes we have today are no faster than the ones we had when my parents were young. We have failed to conquer geography,” said Blake Scholl, Founder & CEO of Boom, a revolutionary Colorado-based aviation firm charged with taking economical, efficient supersonic travel mainstream. The first new commercial aircraft startup in fifty years, Boom […]
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Can This Jet Bring Back Supersonic Travel? One Startup is Betting $140 Million on It
Boom Supersonic is going all in on its Mach 2.2 supersonic airliner and plans to have a small-scale prototype flying this year.
NASA Begins Supersonic Testing with a Thud
The space agency is using F/A-18 fighter jets off the coast of Texas to simulate the sound of its quiet supersonic X-plane.
Is Supersonic Aviation Getting its Groove Back?
GE and Aerion reveal the engine that'll power the supersonic AS2 to Mach 1.4 when it flies in 2023.
Aerion Is Bringing Supersonic Flight Back . . . And This Time It’s Private
The low-boom aircraft could be certified to operate in areas where noise restrictions normally prevent supersonic flight.
NASA Is Building a Low-Boom Supersonic X-Plane
Ultimately, the agency wants to prove the viability of the technology so it can be adopted by commercial manufacturers.
Boom Supersonic Jet promises Paris to New York in 3.5 hours
With 76 deposits for its US$200 million 55-seat supersonic jetliners, Boom is about to launch us into the age of supersonic travel promised by Concorde
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