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2022-08-16 21:14:53| Engadget

One of the worlds largest airlines has placed a big bet on supersonic jet startup Boom. On Tuesday, American Airlines announced that it had recently agreed to buy 20 Overture aircraft from Boom, with the option to purchase an additional 40 planes if all goes well. The deal is one of the strongest shows of support for Boom yet, surpassing the potential 50-jet commitment United Airlines made last year. Thats all for a startup that has yet to build a working passenger jet.At the start of the year, Boom announced it would build a manufacturing facility at North Carolinas Piedmont Triad International Airport. The company expects to begin construction on its Overture Superfactory later this year, with production to follow in 2024 though the plants first completed jet wont fly until sometime in 2026. Still, that hasnt stopped Boom from being bullish about Overtures prospects. The company envisions the Mach 1.7 jet completing flights between Newark and London in under four hours and San Francisco to Tokyo in approximately six hours. The company also claims Overture will be a net-zero carbon aircraft thanks to its ability to fly on 100 percent sustainable aviation fuels.


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