Boom Supersonic’s XB-1 prototype recently completed its second test flight, marking progress towards supersonic flight. The flight from California’s Mojave Air and Space Port lasted 15 minutes, reaching an altitude of 10,400 feet and a speed of 277 mph. Unique features of the flight included testing landing gear retraction and extension for the first time, as well as a new digital stability system. CEO Blake Scholl expressed excitement for future tests leading up to supersonic passenger travel. The XB-1 is part of Boom’s larger project, Overture, which aims to revolutionize air travel. Stay updated on space news with their upcoming flight tests.
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