dylan15+FollowNY to LA in 3 Hours? Supersonic Comeback!Imagine zipping from New York to LA in just 3 hours! The US just lifted a 52-year ban on overland supersonic flights, meaning those Concorde-style jets could be back by 2027. New tech promises to ditch the deafening booms, so you get the speed without the noise. Boom Supersonic and NASA are racing to make it happen. Would you hop on the first flight? #Travel #SupersonicTravel #AviationNews39335Share
Arthur Booker+FollowWould You Fly NY to Paris in 4 Hours?Imagine grabbing a coffee in New York and landing in Paris before your next meal. Spike Aerospace is working on a supersonic jet that promises to make that a reality—without the ear-splitting booms that got Concorde flights banned. If regulators give the green light, business trips (and maybe dream vacations) could get a serious upgrade. Think: more time at your destination, less time in the air. #Business #Industry #SupersonicTravel00Share
awaters+FollowSupersonic Jets: Coming to a City Near You?NASA’s X-59 just rolled out for its first taxi tests, inching us closer to quiet, super-fast flights over land. For decades, flying faster than sound meant huge booms that annoyed everyone below. Now, NASA and Lockheed Martin are testing a jet that could make sonic booms as soft as a car door closing. If this works, you might one day zip across the country in half the time—without waking up the neighbors! #Business #Industry #SupersonicTravel231Share
Danielle White+FollowSupersonic Flights Might Be Coming BackImagine flying coast-to-coast in half the time—supersonic jets could soon be allowed over the US for the first time ever! But here’s the catch: tickets will be pricey (think $4,800 one-way NY to London), and airlines aren’t exactly rushing to commit. The tech is wild (no more sonic booms!), but with sky-high fuel costs and a ton of red tape, will these jets actually take off? Would you pay a premium to save a few hours? #SupersonicTravel #AviationNews #FutureOfFlight #Spirituality10Share
