The ability to fly Boom’s Overture supersonically overland could cut 90 min. off U.S. transcontinental flights.
Credit: Boom Supersonic
With a few notable exceptions, industry comments on the FAA’s proposed rule enabling supersonic flight overland are largely negative. If finalized, the rule would lift a ban that was imposed in 1973 in the wake of Concorde flights over the U.S. Overwhelmingly, criticisms of the proposed rule focus...
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