Boom pivots from passenger jet to AI power Boom Supersonic announced that Overture, its 65‑seat Mach‑2 passenger jet, will miss its 2029 entry‑into‑service target. The company also confirmed that its nascent data‑cent…

Boom’s Overture program has relied on a mix of private investment and government research grants. The aircraft was designed to fly at twice the speed of sound, cut trans‑Atlantic travel time to under four hours, and c…

The supersonic ambition meets regulatory reality Supersonic passenger travel has never been a smooth road. The Concorde era ended in 2003 after rising fuel costs and a fatal crash eroded public confidence. Modern regu…

The redesign added weight and pushed the projected cruise altitude higher, which in turn increased engine thrust demands. Those demands clash with the company’s promise of a carbon‑neutral operating model. Even with s…