Aerospace Blogs·Oct 5Supersonic flight and its comebackSince the Wright Brothers’ first flight, the aviation industry has come a long way: propeller engines, wartime planes, jet engines, big…
Akshath Anoop Babu·Oct 1Towards a Faster Tomorrow: How NASA and Lockheed Martin Are Reviving Supersonic FlightImagine boarding a supersonic plane in Tokyo and stepping off in Singapore just three and a half hours later compared to the current seven…
EMAviation·Sep 28Britain Tried to Cancel Concorde. It Turned Out It Legally Couldn’t.A Concorde arriving at Schiphol, February 1982. Photo: Rob Bogaerts / Anefo, Dutch National Archives (CC0)
Air Insights·Aug 25FAA Supersonic Flight Rule Faces a Legal Problem Nobody’s Pricing InThe FAA wants to lift its 1973 overland supersonic ban by mid-2027. Its own cited science doesn’t actually support the noise standard it…
Techtonic Times·Jun 13NASA’s X-59 Just Hit Its Quiet Supersonic Target. Could Sonic Booms Finally Disappear?A jet crosses the sky at Mach 1.4, faster than the speed of sound. But the people on the ground below do not hear a window-rattling crack…
