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It is hoped one route would see flights from New York City to London up to four times faster than what’s currently possible

It's been a very long time since civilians moved through the air at speeds faster than that of sound. The last time someone did that was back in 200...

NASA has embarked on exploring the possibility of a supersonic Mach 4 passenger jet, sparking the potential for drastically faster air travel than what is currently available.

Two decades after the demise of Concorde, a new generation of ultra high-speed aircraft could soon whisk us anywhere on Earth in under two hours

Pictured is Nasa’s cutting-edge X-59 aircraft, parked near the runway at Lockheed Martin's Skunk Works in Palmdale, California. This is where it will be based while undergoing ground and initial flight tests. Pictured is Nasa’s cutting-edge X-59 aircraft, parked near the runway at Lockheed Martin's Skunk Works in Palmdale, California. This is where it will be based while undergoing ground and initial flight tests.

PHOTO: From left, Middle Tennessee State University graduate student Ben Garretson, College of Basic and Applied Sciences Dean Greg Van Patten, rising junior Daniel Wetter, associate Dean Saeed Foroudastan, lab director Rick Taylor and MTSU Experimental Vehicles Program President Lily Hardin display the university solar boat entry in the international Solar Splash competition, to be held June 6-10 in Springfield, Ohio. (MTSU photo by...

PHOTO: From left, Middle Tennessee State University graduate student Ben Garretson, College of Basic and Applied Sciences Dean Greg Van Patten, rising junior Daniel Wetter, associate Dean Saeed Foroudastan, lab director Rick Taylor and MTSU Experimental Vehicles Program President Lily Hardin display the university solar boat entry in the international Solar Splash competition, to be held June 6-10 in Springfield, Ohio. (MTSU photo by...

New technologies may enable this type of travel that will sound like a car door slamming and almost cut travel time in half.

So far 16 accidents have been recorded involving Apple's driverless cars

Apple states in their patent application published on Thursday, that in order to improve visibility in other areas surrounding the vehicle such as on the outboard sides of the vehicle, a vehicle may also be provided with cornering light capabilities.