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Wow this was so cool getting to see the first successful supersonic flight for the XB-1 ! #boomsupersonic

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🎊28 Years Old 🎂1 year ago

@boomaero 🩷❣️

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Tarik Khamissa1 year ago

@boomaero Can u follow me back please

zac hall1 year ago

@boomaero So cool that you were there for it!! Boom is doing awesome work!

Cal Kinard1 year ago

@boomaero Did you get to fly in it??? 🤣🤣🤣

catafest1 year ago

@boomaero 😇

Luis Gonzalez1 year ago

@boomaero That’s so cool It’s crazy how close it is to becoming reality ✈️

Lewis1 year ago

@boomaero What an experience!!

Ben Lawson1 year ago

@boomaero So happy to be living in the age of supersonic jets, AND iJustine posting natively on 𝕏!

Vallabh Marfatia 🇮🇳1 year ago

@boomaero Always at the right place and at right time

Jason Huggins 🛠️1 year ago

@boomaero Were there any audible sonic booms today from where you were?

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