Wow. I just looked up and saw 12 of them in the sky.
I also remember watching those cable shows on Discovery Channel, like “2000 Plus”, in the 1990s.
Also, probably 10% For The Big Guy to get this story published, etc.
Years away...
What kind of fuel does it use?
60 - 80 passengers? Hard to see it making a profit.
3000 yrs in the making?
“With 26 million hours of designing and testing”
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Not a chance in Hades this number is accurate.
I’d like the contract for the twenty-foot windshield wipers.
Other than being a fixed delta wing rather than a variable geometry wing, it looks a lot like Boeings SST design from the 60’s.
But can it use the Davos airport?
90 minutes from New York to Paris, well by ‘76 we’ll be A-OK!
The plane pictured sure looks like it holds more than 80 passengers.
well dayum!! tha would cut the normal 14 hour trip on the first leg of my Asian excursions down to maybe 6 or 7 hours! But I doubt they would be close to the normal $457.00 rnd trip out of Ohare I am used to paying!
It’s amusing they call themselves Boom. One of the problems with the Concorde was of course sonic booms so that it had to be well away from a city or over the ocean before it could go supersonic. Will this thing have quieter sonic booms?
The bovine organic fertilizer is pretty deep on that story. The problem with supersonic plane noise is NOT the sound of the engine.
And when the wind picks up the name changes to OverTurn.
FTA: Overture will run on 100% sustainable aviation fuel (SAF)
Right there you know it is a scam. Investors should run a away.