Many of the technologies behind the AS3 are based on Aerion’s AS2—a supersonic business jet capable of Mach 1.4 (1,000 mph)—the company is already developing. Currently it's set to fly in 2025.

Aerion said its second supersonic aircraft, the 50-passenger Mach 4 AS3 airliner, will benefit from its partnership with NASA Langley. An expansive MOU between Aerion and sister companies NetJets ...

Aerion Supersonic, the developer of a $120 million supersonic business jet, said on Monday it would be able to take off and land without regulatory changes in the United States in a potential ...