3 times faster than sound supersonic aircraft will deliver from London to New York in 80 minutes.

👉Soon you will be able to fly from New York to London in just 80 minutes that too in a supersonic aircraft equipped with high technology. According to the report, at a speed of 4000 kilometers per hour, this supersonic aircraft will cover thousands of kilometers in a matter of minutes. The speed of this plane is more than three times the speed of sound. This aircraft has a seating capacity of 170 passengers. Measuring 168 feet wide by 328 feet long, this supersonic aircraft has a speed of 4001/per hour or three times the speed of sound. It means that if you have to cover a distance of 5570 km to reach London from New York, then this flight will reach in less than one and a half hours. Earlier, a Boeing 777 took eight hours for a typical journey.

»The speed of this supersonic aircraft will be 4001 km/hr.

»It takes about 8 hours to fly from New York to London in a Boeing 777 flight.

🦅The problem of supersonic aircraft...

Supersonic aircraft travel at speeds greater than the speed of sound. However, there are many challenges in operating these super jets. In addition to safety and cost, supersonic flight causes enormous environmental pollution. Apart from that, a lot of jet fuel is required for these flights. Also the engine noise inside the cabin is very loud. Also its biggest challenge is the problem of sonic boom. A sonic boom is a loud, explosive sound produced by an aircraft's shockwave when the aircraft's speed exceeds that of sound. Large supersonic aircraft can produce loud, startling sonic booms. which may disturb the sleeping people and damage the surrounding buildings.

🦅History of accidents :- 

In October 2003, a supersonic plane like Concorde met with an accident. More than 100 passengers died in this accident. Concorde flights were discontinued due to rising maintenance costs and falling demand.

🦅Supersonic will be launched in 2029 :-

Many companies are planning to build supersonic aircraft in the near future. Last June, global airline United Airlines signed an agreement to launch the Boom supersonic by 2029. Virgin Galactic has announced the launch of a supersonic aircraft in collaboration with Rolls-Royce.