The days of supersonic travel have been over for more than two decades, while aircraft continue to cruise at Mach 0.85.

American company Boom Supersonic just broke the sound barrier with a civilian plane. What exactly is supersonic travel, and when can we expect it?

The Army has chosen Boeing to advance to the next phase of the Indirect Fires Protection Capability Increment 2 second interceptor competition, the company announced Wednesday. The medium-range ...

The Boeing 2707, a supersonic jet that never flew, would have had a lavish cabin with 250-300 passengers seating in a single-aisle concept. The first-class cabin would have offered luxury with 30 ...

The silhouette of Boom's plane streaking across the sky is rendered in vivid shades of orange with the jet exhaust a pale ...

Boom Supersonic CEO Blake Scholl explained to Business ... "That's an inch taller than [the door] on a Boeing 737," he said. "Unless you're LeBron James, you won't have to duck to get on." ...

The Boeing 747, dubbed "The Queen of the Skies" has a long, storied history in aviation. Here is everything we know about ...

The company's CEO says the US aviation market is being held back by Boeing. Boom Supersonic just became the first US commercial planemaker to break the sound barrier, a significant milestone in ...

Congress voted to end funding for the American supersonic transport program in 1971, which led to surviving bidders Boeing and Lockheed canceling their airliners. There was no longer any ...

Boom's XB-1 jet, dubbed the "Son of Concorde" recently completed its first supersonic flight paving the way for a super fast new airliner. The firm has now completed its second supersonic test ...