Fly London-New York in 3h30m for £4,000 return vows Boom Supersonic

Affordable London to New York flights in under four hours: Boom Supersonic outlines Concorde-esque ambitions - Exclusive: ...

Why shouldn’t we fly supersonic again? Experts have their say

Boom Supersonic plans to bring back flying at around twice the speed of conventional aircraft in the shape of Overture. The ...
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How NASA Is Using F-15s to Unlock Supersonic Flight

Space agency doubles the jet fighter research fleet for its X-59 quiet supersonic flight program.

The new aircraft that aims to cut journey time between London and New York in half

Blake Scholl, CEO of Boom Supersonic, aims to revive supersonic passenger flight with the Overture aircraft by the end of the ...

NASA's Ultra-Quiet X-59 Aircraft Just Took To The Skies For The First Time

Quesst is the result of a joint venture between Lockheed Martin and NASA to build a supersonic aircraft that can fly over ...

Fly London to New York in less than four hours

Fly London to New York in less than four hours on the new Boom Supersonic aeroplane, as discussed by founder and CEO Blake ...
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50 Years Since Concorde’s First Commercial Flight, Will We Ever Fly Supersonic Again?

We take a look back at the iconic Concorde airliner, and explore whether there's a viable future for supersonic aviation.
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Fly Anywhere in the World in 4 hours for $100 - The Boom Supersonic

"In October of 2020, Boom Supersonic unveiled its latest and most ambitious project to date: an aircraft that could fly you anywhere in the world in a maximum of 4 hours for 100 dollars. Almost two ...
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Supersonic Flight Bill Clears First Committee Step in US House

Boom’s next development step is proving commercial supersonic flight is valid, sustainable and scalable for an aircraft projected to hold between 65 and 80 passengers.
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Supersonic flight is on its way back. I went on board the first Concorde, where it all began.

I went on board two Concordes, including the first prototype, at Paris's air and space museum. Concorde, retired in 2003 due to costs and a crash, flew at more than twice the speed of sound. Boom ...