Will we be able to fly from Paris to New York in less than an hour without contributing to global warming?
While flying is a major contributor to the climate crisis, behind the scenes scientists are designing cleaner and faster airliners
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While flying is a major contributor to the climate crisis, behind the scenes scientists are designing cleaner and faster airliners
Republish this content You must give appropriate credit. We ask you to do this by: 1) Using the original journalist's byline 2) Linking back to our original story See our full republication guidelines here HTML for this article, including the attribution and page view counter, is below: h2 Back with a boom? Supersonic planes get ready for a quieter, greener comeback /h2 br p 24 October 2003 was the end of an era. On that day Concorde, the legendary supersonic airliner, made its final commercial flight, flying from London Heathrow to New York City’s John F. Kennedy airport. Since then no...