Boom Technology, the Colorado company working on building the next generation of supersonic jets, has chosen to develop and test its engines of the future just 30 miles north of its Centennial ...

Most interesting of all, perhaps, is the fact that the technology is over a century old ... When a jet breaks the sound barrier up there, it creates a loud boom. As the sonic boom moves downward, it ...

Boom Supersonic, which is currently looking to reintroduce commercial air travel at faster than the speed of sound with the ...

Supersonic flight without an audible sonic boom should obviously be allowed," said Blake Scholl, Boom's founder and chief ...

Supersonic speeds for nonmilitary flights have been outlawed since 1973 due to noise and property damage concerns.

North Carolina senators introduced legislation to lift the 52-year-old ban on passenger supersonic flight over the U.S., in response to Boom Supersonic's advancements. The ...

For its next-generation development work, Honeywell has focused on engine efficiency improvements and testing with ...

In January, Boom Supersonic experienced a major milestone when its civilian jet, the XB-1, broke the sound barrier during a ... it's the natural progression that technology and air travel should ...

The $1.2 billion, two-station extension creates new options to reach vast Marymoor Park, downtown Redmond shopping and miles ...

One can be admired in the Museum of Technology in Sinsheim ... The US company Boom Supersonic has built a prototype that broke the sound barrier during test flights at the beginning of the year.