Supersonic isn’t a concept. It’s a capability. Overture’s curve,... every contour, every component has been shaped by one goal: to bring supersonic travel back—and better than ever. From boomless cruise for overland routes to precision manufacturing happening in-house at Boom, Overture is more than fast. It’s designed to lead.show more

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?show more

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:show more

Elon Musk highlights the staggering exponential growth of AI:... "AI is progressing faster than any technology I've ever seen. It’s increasing in capability by a factor of 10 every year. So, in two years, it’s 100 times better; in three years, it’s 1,000 times better. It’s a very fast-moving target. It’s hard to predict exactly when we will reach AGI, but I think we are very close”show more

Introducing the "Supersonic Airport" Supersonic flight is coming back... thanks to Blake Scholl 🛫 , but for many flights you spend more time getting to, through, and from the airport than actually flying. Jovari Jetspeed™ fixes that -- a patent-pending, modular airport + aircraft system by Jovari that slashes millions of hours and billions of wasted dollars from air travel. Watch the demo (sound on) 🧵show more

NEW: President Trump has signed an executive order to... scrap regulations that ban supersonic commercial air travel. The supersonic flight regulation was imposed in 1973 due to noise concerns. Trump's order "seeks to revolutionize supersonic aviation in the United States" by letting aircraft fly faster than the speed of sound. "The US used to be the global leader in this technology, but stifling regulations have grounded progress for generations," said director of the WH Office of Science and Technology Policy, Michael Kratsios. "The reality is that Americans should be able to fly from New York to LA in under four hours." More from the White House: - This Order removes regulatory barriers so that U.S. companies can dominate supersonic flight once again. - The Order directs the FAA to repeal the prohibition on overland supersonic flight, establish an interim noise-based certification standard, and repeal other regulations that hinder supersonic flight. - The Order instructs the FAA Administrator to establish a standard for supersonic aircraft noise certification that considers community acceptability, economic reasonableness, and technological feasibility. - The Order advances the coordination of supersonic research, development, test and evaluation efforts through the National Science and Technology Council with leadership from the Office of Science and Technology Policy. - It promotes international engagement through the FAA and other agencies to align global supersonic flight regulations and secure bilateral agreements for international operations. The following video is a collaboration between Boom Supersonic and United Airlines, showing what the future could look like with supersonic flights.show more

🇨🇳 China is making headlines with its newly revealed... supersonic passenger jet, the COMAC C949, a revolutionary aircraft designed to fly at Mach 1.6 while producing a near-silent sonic boom—just 83.9 PLdB, quieter than a hairdryer! Packed with AI-powered control systems and adaptive-cycle engines, the C949 could outperform the legendary Concorde and challenge NASA’s X-59 and Boom Supersonic’s Overture.show more

From freestyles and small rooms to this moment right... here… This journey hasn’t been easy, but it’s been real. Every late night, every doubt, every lesson shaped this sound. HYBRID is me in my rawest form — my roots, my growth, my culture, my evolution. Every song carries a piece of my story. To everyone who believed before it made sense, thank you. To my family, my team, my brothers, collaborators, producers, writers, creatives, and everyone who poured love into this project — I’m forever grateful. To the fans who’ve ridden with me from day one, this is for you. This is more than an album. It’s a statement. It’s a beginning.show more

China’s luxurious high speed train, I have taken a... ride on it before and I must say it’s better than taking a plane. It’s comfortable, spacious, super fast and most importantly punctual! If you ever travel to China, u got to try one to experience.show more

“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:show more

🚨 NOW: President Trump has arrived back at the... White House, taking the time to speak with the Marine One pilots before stepping off Can’t imagine there’s ever been a better President to work for than 47. He makes these crews feel appreciate every day 🇺🇸show more

COMING SOON: SUPERSONIC FLIGHTS ARE BACK. The FAA has... proposed a new rule that would allow civil supersonic flights over the continental United States. By utilizing "boomless cruise" technology, next-generation aircraft could travel at speeds above Mach 1 without disruptive sonic booms reaching the ground. “Advances in aerospace engineering, materials science, noise reduction, and new operational concepts will eliminate the old sonic boom,” said FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford. The FAA aims to finalize the new regulations by mid-2027. The video shows a landing by the legendary Concorde in Atlanta during its operational years.show more

In a post-Concorde era, the world eagerly awaits a... new age of #supersonic travel. Well, we are getting closer and closer with ! The XB-1 demonstrator is the world’s first independently developed supersonic jet. Its development paves the way for Boom’s supersonic airliner, Overture. 22 months of testing ✅ 11 flight tests ✅ Target date for XB-1’s first supersonic flight set ✅ Entire crew pumped ✅ On Jan. 28, 2025, at 8:45 a.m. CST, Chief Test Pilot Tristan “Geppetto” Brandenburg will break the sound barrier in #XB1 – going Mach 1.1 – at 34,000 ft. in the Bell X-1 Supersonic Corridor and the Black Mountain Supersonic Corridor in Mojave, California. The flight is estimated to last 30-45 minutes. *Note: The date & time are subject to change due to safety or weather concerns. P.S. Stay tuned for an upcoming episode of The Green Dot, where we talk to Chief Flight Engineer Nick Sheryka. #aviation #experimental #testflight #historyinthemaking Video provided by Boom Supersonic.show more

🇺🇸 NASA’s X-59 quiet supersonic jet just completed its... first “wheels-up” flight! The sleek new aircraft showed off its streamlined design, built specifically to turn the traditional deafening sonic boom into nothing more than a quiet thump. This is a huge step toward bringing back supersonic flight over land. If the X-59 works as planned, we could one day fly from New York to London in half the time without rattling windows below. The future of fast travel just got a lot quieter. Source: NASA Aeronauticsshow more

The U.S. job market has been cooling recently, and... government data show it’s only getting harder for Americans to find jobs. One sector that has proved tougher than most is manufacturing. President Donald Trump has promised a manufacturing boom in both his terms, but while he has been able to get pledges for more factory investment, the actual jobs inside those factories tell a different story thus far. Economics correspondent Paul Solman reports.show more

“It’s ridiculous that ME isn’t considered a disability by... our government. It’s one of the most disabling disabilities that there is.” Elvira Edmonds, 29, has been confined to her upstairs bedroom in Wellington New Zealand for more than 4 months with severe ME. #MECFSshow more

BREAKING: Blake Scholl on the Future of Supersonic Flight... This might be one of the most inspiring founder stories you’ll ever hear. Highlights from my conversation with Blake Scholl (Blake Scholl 🛫 ) (00:00) How a tweet from Elon led to a White House invitation (01:45) The painful lead-up to YC Demo Day — and how Virgin saved Boom (03:13) How Richard Branson said “yes” after a 15-minute meeting (06:30) From cardboard mockups to global headlines in 48 hours (10:18) The first supersonic jet since Concorde — and how Boom built it (14:06) Why you should always work on what you love, not your resume (17:14) Why big ideas are actually easier to build than small ones (26:13) The plan to legalize supersonic flight over the U.S. (29:22) The second-order effects of faster travel — business, culture, humanity (46:49) When you can expect to fly supersonic again 🎥 Full episode below 👇show more

We’re proud to present our latest creation, a bold... reflection of our #mission and #vision. At the heart of everything we do lies a commitment to clean energy, intelligent infrastructure, and a future shaped by #nature. But this isn’t just about #energy. It’s about laying the foundation for a new digital era. One where #blockchain, #AI, and green infrastructure work in harmony. This is more than technology. It’s purpose. It’s progress. It’s tomorrow.show more