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Aircraft developer Boom Supersonic says it is on or ahead of schedule as it moves toward production of its Overture airliner.
Although many advancements in aircraft design came from the military and Air Force during wartime, especially World War II and the Cold War, commercial aviation engineers and early flight hobbyists have contributed to the advancement of aircraft design.
The X-59 has a sleek, narrow 100-foot-long fuselage and tight wing formation to mitigate sonic booms and turn them into what NASA calls "sonic thuds."
Boom is close to unveiling its propulsion provider, as American Airlines Overture order boosts the supersonic airliner’s backlog.