Boom Supersonic
Manufacturer: Boom Special feature: reaches Mach 2.2 Estimated production cost: €200 million The legendary Concord was a Franco-British supersonic cat that last flew in 2003. So it’s been two decades since there was a supersonic passenger aircraft. However, a start-up in the war wanted to change that, and we’ll be bringing the “Overture” to market by 2026. The engines would be developed by Rolls-Royce and 55 passengers could then be carried above the clouds at a speed of 2.2 km/h. This would cut current flight times in half
Boom Supersonic
A220-500
Manufacturer: Airbus Airbus Distinctive feature: more space Estimated production cost: <€91.5 million* At Airbus, there have also been some important innovations recently. In the Airbus A220-500, five passengers can sit in a row, but they have plenty of room. The old 130-passenger model was much smaller, but the new Airbus can carry 20 more passengers. In addition, the aircraft also features a larger luggage compartment and two windows per row, which will certainly please those who like to look out of the window while flying.
A220-500
