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You Can Soon Fly From New York To London In 3.5 Hours In World’s Fastest Passenger Plane

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A regular flight from New York would take you to London in nine hours. Now, what if we told you that you could reach London from New York in flat 3.5 hours? Yes, it is going to be possible with the supersonic jets that are all set to touch the skies. United Airlines have ordered a new and improved version of the Concorde that will be manufactured by the BOOM Supersonic. Here’s everything you need to know about these supersonic jets.

The Supersonic Jet Will Cruise At 2,099 Km/Hour

The Overture line of supersonic aircraft is inspired by the Concorde with pencil nose and delta wings. These jets can carry between 65-88 passengers in an all-business class configuration. They cruise at extremely fast speeds of 2,099 km/hour. With such high speed, a jet from Singapore can take you to Dubai in 4 hours, and you will reach Montreal from Paris in 3.45 hours instead of 7 hours. These jets can take you from Los Angeles to Sydney in 8 instead of 14 hours. 

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The Aircraft Will Fly On 100% Sustainable Aviation Fuel

The test flights are expected to start in 2022 and roll out in 2025. United Airlines will look at the major parameters such as safety, operations, and sustainability requirements. The airline is hoping to start operations in 2029 but here’s is an interesting fact. The aircraft will fly on 100% sustainable aviation fuel with zero carbon emission. World’s Most Expensive Plane Ticket Costs AED 266,179 & It Offers You A Penthouse In The Sky.

The Aircraft Will Have A Low-Noise Foot Print

The aircraft will operate on 100% sustainable aviation fuel made from sources such as vegetable stock, paper scrap, and animal waste. Besides, they are designing the aircraft with a drastically low noise footprint so it will never hurt your ears.  Emirates’s A380- The World’s Largest Passenger Plane Returns To The Skies; Tickets To New York Start At AED 3000.

Apart from United Airlines, Richard Branson’s Virgin Group and Japan Airlines, have also ordered 20 of these supersonic birds.

 

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