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Is supersonic travel about to take off? TLFL speaks to Blake Scholl, CEO of Boom

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I never got further than being towed around Heathrow on Concorde, and I still regret to this day that I never got to fly supersonic, particularly as my late father had been involved in the design of some parts for Concorde, which measured pressure. I could never understand how we seem to have gone backwards with air travel since then, and apparently, I was not alone. I must admit I have been a little skeptical that Boom would ever get off the gr…
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Is supersonic travel about to take off? TLFL speaks to Blake Scholl, CEO of Boom

I never got further than being towed around Heathrow on Concorde, and I still regret to this day that I never got to fly supersonic, particularly as my late father had been involved in the design of some parts for Concorde, which measured pressure. I could never understand how we seem to have gone backwards with air travel since then, and apparently, I was not alone. I must admit I have been a little skeptical that Boom would ever get off the gr…

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The future of luxury travel: Near-supersonic jet that can fly from London to New York at speeds 'not seen since Concorde' features a full-size kitchen, cinema, and an anti-jetlag lighting system

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The future of luxury travel: Near-supersonic jet that can fly from London to New York at speeds 'not seen since Concorde' features a full-size kitchen, cinema, and an anti-jetlag lighting system #Canadian #CDNEcon #CDNNews

For high-paying execs and their business associates, jetting from one city to another can really waste valuable time.  But the length of private trips around the world could soon be slashed, thanks to a new ‘near-supersonic’ liner in the works.  Canadian company Bombardier Aviation has revealed its Global 8000, a swanky private plane that flies at Mach 0.94 (720mph).  The luxury jet features a full-size kitchen, cinema, beds, showers, high-speed…

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