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Could a new ‘quiet’ supersonic jet cut down your flight time? NASA just ran its first test flight for it

NASA, alongside defense and aerospace contractor Lockheed Martin, led X-59’s first test flight. X-59 took off from Lockheed Martin Skunk Works’ facility in Palmdale, California, before safely landing about 30 miles away near NASA's Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards, California, according to a statement from Lockheed Martin.

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NASA’s silent X-59 jet can break sound barrier with almost no noise, take passengers from NYC to London in 3½ hours

NASA Takes One Step Closer to Launching Quiet Supersonic Jets

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'Concorde set to return in just 4 years' cutting 3 hours off UK to America flights

You might wonder why it’s taken so long for supersonic flight to make a comeback - but a key development has now cleared the ...

‘Concorde’ could return to the UK in just four years

Supersonic jet the Concorde first took off in 1969, then started offering incredibly fast commercial flights from 1979. The ...

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