Hydrogen powered hypersonic flight is moving from speculative concept to detailed engineering plan, with aerospace startups and research partners sketching out aircraft that could cross continents in ...

The world’s fastest civilian aircraft has received European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) certification.

The race to field reusable hypersonic aircraft got a whole lot hotter last month, with GE Aerospace announcing a breakthrough in high-speed jet engine design that could potentially allow conventional ...

With certification now completed in Europe and North America, including Canada and the United States, the Bombardier Global ...

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American aviation company Boom Supersonic has recently achieved a major milestone as its XB-1 supersonic test jet received clearance from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to soar beyond Mach ...

NASA revealed it’s working on a Concord-like research jet that can zip over the Atlantic at speeds over 3,000 miles per hour, meaning passengers could get from New York to London in just 90 minutes.

From New York City to London in just 90 minutes? NASA is exploring the potential of a supersonic jet that one day could do just that. Transatlantic jetliners currently travel at about 600 mph, ...

Summary and Key Points: The Douglas X-3 “Stiletto,” designed to research sustained supersonic speeds and achieve a maximum speed of 2,000 mph, ultimately fell short due to being severely underpowered.