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This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Late last week, the FAA announced a new process for aviation startups to get permission to test new supersonic aircraft. Despite the appeal of faster-than-sound travel, testing new planes is logistically challenging, partly because planes flying at those speeds create an aggravating sonic boom. A leading supersonic aviation startup, Boom Technologies, proposed a number of changes to the FAA's process, looking to simplify the process. But the federal agency shot each and every proposal down. Supersonic commercial air travel has been a nostalgic memory since the Concorde was laid to rest in 2003, the victim of economics that no longer worked and a post-9/11 market that would transform the aviation landscape for decades to come.
How Cloud Computing Is Reinventing Supersonic Air Travel A new era of commercial supersonic air travel could be coming by the end of the decade, thanks in part to Boom Supersonic's use of AWS' cloud computing power. Cloud computing typically has nothing to do with real clouds in the atmosphere, but that's not the case with Boom Supersonic. In building a new generation of supersonic commercial jet aircraft, Denver-based Boom Supersonic is making extensive use of the cloud for design and test. In a session at the Amazon Web Services (AWS) pictured), founder and CEO of Boom, outlined how his company is using the cloud to design and build an aircraft that provides supersonic air travel that would be cost-prohibitive using other means.