It has been 20 years since the last supersonic “Concorde” flight. The last flight was made on October 24, 2003 and was closed.
concordeyears ago supersonic An aircraft model that introduced passenger transportation. The plane, which was retired after unforgettable accidents and problems, had seen the world before while flying. making it smaller than ever. Because it can fly faster than sound with powerful jet engines (The highest speed is 2,179 km/h) concordewhen he turns up the audio speed he makes an incredibly loud sound. sonic boom was forming. The legendary aircraft that brought this concept that we hear from warplanes today into daily life is an incredible one in this respect. noise pollution was forming. After the flight, which can be seen in the video above, on October 24, 2003 retired state-of-the-art aircraft, still continues to come to the fore and continues to inspire the future. If you don’t know, many companies are currently working on carrying passengers above the speed of sound. one of these boomsupersonic passenger plane that has not yet taken to the skies “Overture” with American Airlines He received a promise of 20 orders from the company. As reported, Boom, “Overture Superfactory” It plans to establish the production facility named after it at the end of the year.
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The company starts production in this facility 2024 The first commercially-ready supersonic passenger aircraft was planned to be launched in 2017, but 2026 It is stated that it will not be completed beforehand. Announcing that if everything goes well, he will buy 40 extra planes from Boom. American Airlines, It shows an important future in this regard. Meanwhile, among those who want to buy a supersonic passenger plane from Boom United Airlines company is also included. Even United Airlines He states that it can go up to 50 aircraft. By the way, if you missed it, LEGO has also taken a step towards the legendary passenger plane that is now only in our memories. Here He had prepared a special set that you can see.