Boom Supersonic announces new milestones at Paris Air Show
Boom Supersonic is on track to complete its Overture Superfactory at Piedmont Triad International Airport by next summer.
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Boom Supersonic and Dimensional Energy announce sustainable aviation fuel agreement
Boom Supersonic, the aerospace startup that will be manufacturing i
Greensboro mayor touts economic accomplishments in State of the City speech
Greensboro Mayor Nancy Vaughan touted the city’s economic achievements in her first-ever “State of the City” address Thursday.
North Carolina aviators discuss development at annual convention
Aviation professionals gathered this week for the North Carolina Airports Association (NCAA) Conference, where an achievement in the Triad garnered some attention.
Boom Supersonic breaks ground at PTI
One year after Boom Supersonic announced its intention to manufacture what’s been called the world’s fastest airliner in North Carolina, the company held an official groundbreaking for its new facility at Piedmont Triad International airport Thursday.
A look back at Boom Supersonic's first year in the Triad
One year ago, North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper announced the arrival of Boo
Boom Supersonic announces engine partners
Boom Supersonic, the aviation startup that intends to manufacture planes at Piedmont Triad International Airport, has lined up a group of design contractors for its supersonic jet. The move comes following the pull out of its originally intended manufacturer Rolls Royce.
Engine maker exits leave Boom Supersonic in a bind
Boom Supersonic’s self-imposed end-of-year deadline for announcing its engine manufacturer is quickly approaching. The ongoing search is one of several challenges facing the company.
American Airlines places order for supersonic jets that will be made in Greensboro
American Airlines has placed an order for at least 20 supersonic jets that are planned to be built in the Triad through a deal with Boom Supersonic.
Economic growth at Triad megasite and airport brings challenges
After years of planning and development by the Greensboro-Randolph Megasite Foundation, Piedmont Triad International Airport, and other local leaders, the hard work is bearing fruit.