The founder of the company seeking to build a successor to Concorde has hit back at “flight shaming” activists who are demanding an end to mass air travel. Blake Scholl, of Boom Supersonic ...

When the Concorde was grounded in 2003, done in by strained economics and a fiery crash on a Paris runway, it appeared to be the end of the line for supersonic travel. Nothing emerged to replace it.

11 Outlandish Attempts To Build The Next Concorde The trials and tribulations of trying to resurrect supersonic passenger travel. By Chris Clarke Published: Nov 24, 2015 9:00 AM EST ...

PLANS to build the world’s fastest jet have taken a flying leap towards offering supersonic travel. Those behind the Overture jetliner say it will be able to travel 1,300 miles an hour –… ...

Realty firm Concorde on Thursday said it has acquired a 1.6-acre land parcel in Bengaluru to develop a housing project with a revenue potential of Rs 200 crore. ”Set to be a premium high rise ...

PLANS to build the world’s fastest jet have taken a flying leap towards offering supersonic travel. Those behind the Overture jetliner say it will be able to travel 1,300 miles an hour –… ...

That’s only a little more than it’ll cost to build the XB‑1. Starting so small is unusual—but essential given that Boom’s ultimate goal is a 170,000-odd-pound airliner capable of Mach 2.2.

The overhead control panel deactivates if an under voltage occurs and the battery disconnect activates. This condition is easily noticeable thanks to a warning message in the instrument cluster ...

Sonic boom breakthrough for planemaker trying to build the next Concorde gets Elon Musk's backing. Pete Syme. Updated February 11, 2025 at 6:07 AM. Copied; A rendering of Boom Overture in flight.

As far as DIY projects go, this overhead control panel may very well be the most impressive contraption we’ve ever seen. Put together by a … ...

Inside the massive abandoned wind tunnel that helped build generations of British planes - from WWI biplanes, to the Hurricane and Concorde. Wind tunnels at Royal Aircraft Establishment in ...