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1. www.thenationalnews.com › business › aviationBoom Supersonic Overture: all you need to know about the 'new ...

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   Aug 18, 2022 · Boom Supersonic, the US plane manufacturer, plans to have the answer with its new Overture jet, which is set to transport customers at twice the speed of today's fastest commercial aircraft, and is regarded as "the new Concorde". Here's all you need to know about the Overture: By how much will Overture cut travel times?

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   Travel Trends will be Reshaped by Supersonic Flight. NEWS. Live Blog: Overture Superfactory Construction Progress. NEWS. Up To Speed: April. Supersonic Revival. Twenty years after Concorde’s retirement, XB-1’s inaugural flight marks a major milestone toward the return of supersonic flight onboard Overture. READ MORE.

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   Is Boom Supersonic the new Concorde?

   • Boom Supersonic, the US plane manufacturer, plans to have the answer with its new Overture jet, which is set to transport customers at twice the speed of today's fastest commercial aircraft, and is regarded as "the new Concorde". Here's all you need to know about the Overture: By how much will Overture cut travel times?

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   How fast can a Concorde fly?

   • Boom says Overture would be able to make the trip in 3.5 hours, shaving three hours off the flight. Concorde, which entered passenger service in 1976, was even faster with a maximum speed of Mach 2.04 - about 1,350mph (2180km/h).

   United plans supersonic passenger flights by 2029 - BBC

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   How many supersonic airliners will United buy in 2029?

   • US airline United has announced plans to buy 15 new supersonic airliners and "return supersonic speeds to aviation" in the year 2029. Supersonic passenger flights ended in 2003 when Air France and British Airways retired Concorde.

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   Is a Concorde better than a regular jet?

   • Concorde was seen as a luxurious way to travel with tickets costing more than a first class seat on a regular jet. Today, the wealthiest travellers may favour private business jets, says Dr Gratton.

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4. www.bbc.com › news › technology-57361193United plans supersonic passenger flights by 2029 - BBC

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   Jun 4, 2021 · Boom says Overture would be able to make the trip in 3.5 hours, shaving three hours off the flight. Concorde, which entered passenger service in 1976, was even faster with a maximum speed of...

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   Jul 23, 2022 · How much do you know about Concorde? First flight run on cooking oil. Important aircraft throughout history: From WW1 to today. Boom Supersonic. The plane will start being made in 2024, but...

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8. theconversation.com › supersonic-flights-are-setSupersonic flights are set to return – here’s how they can ...

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   Jun 7, 2021 · Published: June 7, 2021 10:41am EDT. United Airlines has announced it will purchase up to 50 Boom Overture supersonic jets for commercial use by 2029, heralding the return of supersonic passenger...

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   Jun 10, 2021 · CNN — United Airlines has announced it will purchase up to 50 Boom Overture supersonic jets for commercial use by 2029, heralding the return of supersonic passenger flights nearly 20 years after...

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    Jun 3, 2021 · Staff and agency. Thu 3 Jun 2021 14.16 EDT. United Airlines has bought 15 planes capable of travelling at twice the speed of modern airliners as it aims to bring back supersonic travel 18 years...