Russia Kicks Off Quiet Supersonic Transport Research Project

October 08, 2020
TsAGI is leading a consortium of Russian institutes and universities developing quiet supersonic transport technologies.
Credit: TsAGI
A Russian-funded program to develop technologies for a low-boom supersonic passenger aircraft has kicked off with a virtual meeting of the research consortium in late September led by the project’s coordinator, the TsAGI aerohydrodynamic research institute. The Supersonic project is one of 10 new...

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