Boom Supersonic’s Greensboro Plant Could Produce 65 Aircraft By 2030s

June 02, 2022
Boom Supersonic Overture airliner
Boom Supersonic plans an initial production rate of 30-35 Overtures a year, doubling by the 2030s.
Credit: Boom Supersonic
Ahead of its XB-1 subscale demonstrator flight, targeted for the third quarter of this year, Boom Supersonic has revealed more details to Aviation Week about its planned Overture Superfactory near Greensboro, North Carolina. The Denver-based company in January already confirmed that it expects to...

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