Commercial supersonic flight ended with the Concorde's discontinuation, but Boom Technology is preparing pilots for a ...

Despite the ultrafast speed, Deng said passengers on such supersonic aircraft will be completely safe from acceleration effects. The company's plan has become the latest endeavor by humans to ...

It has been over 20 years since the retirement of the Concorde - the last and one of only two large passenger jet aircraft in history. Many companies desire to build an improved successor, but little ...

Multiple modern aerospace organizations and companies like NASA, Boom Supersonic, and Dawn Aerospace, have spent plenty of time and money to attempt to create a supersonic aircraft that could ...

A US supersonic jet racing to become the next Concorde has reached another major milestone ahead of an even bigger step coming early next year. Supersonic aircraft XB-1, dubbed the "Son of ...

Boom Supersonic is aiming to revive supersonic travel, building on the legacy of the Concorde while tackling its economic and ...

Mach 1 and above is when a jet can be classed as supersonic. Chief test pilot Tristan “Geppetto” Brandenburg, who has headed XB-1's previous test flights, will be the man inside the cockpit ...

Commercial supersonic aircraft may soon return for the first time since Concorde was retired in 2003. Several companies are working on designs and NASA is investing millions in developing ...

Promising to cut transcontinental travel times in half, these next-generation aircraft are being developed by major players like NASA and private companies such as Boom Supersonic and Dawn Aerospace.

An artist's impression of Boom Supersonic's Overture aircraft. Source: Boom Supersonic The company has now completed 11 test flights, and it is incrementally working toward supersonic speed.

It's been over 21 years since the last Concorde supersonic aircraft retired, marking the first time that humanity completely lost a technological capability. In this case, a commercial aircraft ...