Supersonic aircraft Concorde brought people's destination more than double the speed of the fly. After an accident 15 years ago the passenger transport was stopped in this aircraft. But Boom Supersonic, a startup concord, promised to bring the era to a new era.
Blake Schwell, co-founder of Bom Supersonic, announced at a ceremony in Brooklyn's Aviation and Motor Museum, located in the UK's southwestern London home web site. He said the speed of their aircraft would be 2,335 kilometers per hour. He expressed hope that the aircraft could go to work in the middle of next decade.
British Airways passenger supersonic aircraft concreted the first wing of the sky in 1969. In 1976, it went into commercial activity. Its maximum speed was 2,280 kilometers per hour. In 2000, a Concord aircraft hit the plane immediately after the crash in Paris. Losing 113 people ascended to life. After that the aircraft has been closed since 2003.