November 2016: "Boom Technology Unveils Supersonic Demonstrator" by
Guy Norris (ATW) Plus, November 16, 2016.
Boom Technology (BOQ) expects to start subsonic flight tests of its (XB-1) supersonic demonstrator in late 2017. The engineering design was unveiled at (BOQ)’s Centennial airport facility in Denver, Colorado, on November 15, 2016.
Dubbed “Baby Boom,” the delta wing aircraft is a one-third scale demonstrator for a small supersonic airliner that (BOQ) aims to certificate for commercial service by 2023. The XB-1 is 68 ft. long and powered by 3 (GE) (J85) engines.
August 2018: "Boom Aims for Supersonic Airliner Rate of 60 Per Year" by (ATW) Editor, Karen Walker (karen.walker@informa.com), August 21, 2018.
Boom Technology (BOQ) is fully funded to get a demonstrator of the supersonic airliner it is developing in the air by the end of 2019, (BOQ)’s (CEO) said.
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