
Boom Supersonic
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3.22.24. XB-1 takes flight. Today, Boom’s supersonic demonstrator aircraft, XB-1 safely and successfully executed its first flight at the Mojave Air and Space Port in Mojave, CA., flown by XB-1 Chief Test Pilot Bill “Doc” Shoemaker. Test Pilot Tristan “Geppetto” Brandenburg flew the T-38 chase aircraft which monitored XB-1 in the air. Two decades after Concorde’s retirement, the first flight of XB-1 marks the return of a civil supersonic aircraft to the skies and paves the way for the revival of mainstream supersonic travel onboard Overture, Boom’s sustainable supersonic airliner. Read more on XB-1's milestone first flight here:
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History in the making. On Jan. 28, 2025, XB-1 officially broke the sound barrier. Flying Mach 1.122 (652 KTAS) at 35,290 ft. over the Mojave Desert, Boom’s supersonic demonstrator jet ushered in a new era of supersonic flight. Watch the full recorded livestream:
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Real magic is happening at Boom as we build a supersonic engine from raw materials. We’re launching “Build Supersonic,” a new series to pull back the curtain on the shop floor. In Ep 1, we look at Symphony hardware – how we break things, learn, and iterate to move fast. What do you want to see next?
Boom Supersonic68,168 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

Small movements. Massive acceleration. Supersonic power starts here.
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The future is coming faster than you think. Today, we announced the building completion of the Overture Superfactory, which comes just 17 months after Boom broke ground on the site. The Superfactory will produce 33 Overture airliners annually, and a second production line will double capacity to 66 supersonic aircraft each year. Completion of the Overture Superfactory sets the foundation for the return of supersonic travel, which will put the world within everyone’s reach. Learn more about the Overture Superfactory here:
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Symphony, the purpose-built turbofan optimized for supersonic flight, is being built supersonically. ✔️12.22: Symphony announced ✔️6.23: Engine architecture unveiled ✔️10.23: Conceptual Design Review completed ✔️6.24: Rig testing underway ✔️2025: Engine core operational Read more:
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When NASA points a camera at XB-1, you get something wild.
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“This is the first factory in the United States to produce supersonic airliners. Seeing the building complete is a big step toward the return of supersonic travel – we are literally paving the way,” said Chris Taylor, Boom’s VP of manufacturing. "Now that the construction is complete, my team and I will focus on operationalizing the production floor, which includes designing and implementing assembly stations, developing positioning and joining processes, and planning material flow." The Overture Superfactory will use four assembly stations to build 33 Overture aircraft per year. A second planned assembly line will double production to 66 supersonic airliners annually. The Superfactory campus will also include a delivery center where global airlines including United, American, and Japan Airlines will receive their supersonic aircraft. Hear more from Chris Taylor on what’s next for the Superfactory and the future of supersonic flight here:
Boom Supersonic53,138 просмотров • 2 лет назад

20% of seats drive 80% of airline profits. We’re betting big on a supersonic future built for business class.
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GO INSIDE THE COCKPIT for a pilot’s eye view of XB-1’s fourth test flight, narrated by Chief Flight Test Engineer Nick Sheryka. Listen in on the comms between Chief Test Pilot Tristan “Geppetto” Brandenburg, the control room, chase plane, and tower from takeoff to touchdown.
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Listen to the comms between Chief Test Pilot Tristan “Geppetto” Brandenburg and the control room for flight ten. Narrated by Nick Sheryka, Chief Flight Test Engineer and the test conductor for the flight, as he walks through how the team responds even when the mission does not go exactly as planned.
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Mission accomplished. After a remarkable career, XB-1 is officially home at our Denver headquarters.
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What do a silent laser, 750 pounds of metallic powder, and the heart of a jet engine have in common? We asked Ruslan Pshichenko, Boom Manufacturing and Additive Engineer, about our Symphony engine, the sprint core, and the quiet magic of 3D printing. Get the full story below 🧵
Boom Supersonic16,060 просмотров • 1 год назад

