Exosonic Polishes Supersonic Airliner Concept, Pivots To Military

May 06, 2022
Exosonic’s Mach 1.8 airliner concept
A completed conceptual design of Exosonic’s Mach 1.8 airliner features four engines and anhedral wingtips.
Credit: Exosonic
As the 2021 failure of Aerion shows, the path to fielding a supersonic transport by a startup company is long, expensive and perilous, making any near-term, revenue-making spinoff opportunity attractive. California-based Exosonic is taking that lesson to heart. Having now completed a U.S. Air Force...

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