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Speed sells, said Brian Barents, co-chairman of Aerion. But he is also aware that it isn’t the only thing that will make the company’s first supersonic business jet a success. The AS2 will take passengers at Mach 1.4 nonstop across the Atlantic in three hours less than today’s subsonic jets, and it...
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