Boom's supersonic aircraft will fly at 1,300 mph with a Concorde-like look
Boom Supersonic has revealed impressive new design images of its ultra-fast Overture aircraft.
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Boom Supersonic has revealed impressive new design images of its ultra-fast Overture aircraft.
An upstart, Denver-based airplane maker is in negotiations with state officials to secure a place at Greensboro’s Piedmont Triad International Airport for a new manufacturing facility where it plans to
March 2021 Boom Supersonic recently received a strategic investment from American Express Ventures that the company says will help support the continued development of its Overture supersonic airliner. The investment comes as Boom has outlined a roadmap to build and roll out the aircraft around 2025, with passenger flights commencing in 2029. As a precursor, Boom in October introduced its XB-1 Supersonic demonstrator, which will fly this year to test concepts for the final Overture design. Blake Scholl, Boom founder and CEO, called 2021 a pivotal year for the Denver-based company. “As we...