A startup wants to fly passengers in its supersonic plane by 2029, but high costs and unproven technology have some experts raising their eyebrows

Boom's futuristic Overture, a $200 million supersonic jetliner with interest from major airlines, has stirred excitement and skepticism among experts.

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Apr 27 2024
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A startup wants to fly passengers in its supersonic plane by 2029, but high costs and unproven technology have some experts raising their eyebrows — A startup wants to fly passeng

Boom Supersonic is developing a faster-than-sound passenger jetliner, but it has a laundry list of challenges to overcome.Boom Supersonic

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