We all know of the Concorde, but what about the Boeing 2707 SST? And while we’re at it, why aren’t we all flying around in supersonic jets today? The second of the questions above really is more reasonable than it sounds. Note we are not referring to current efforts...
We all know about the 707 and the 727, but what about the Boeing 717 designation? Did Boeing just skip it? The answer is No… but also, Yes! Now before we get going, a quick clarification. It should be obvious but this article is NOT about the aircraft that started...
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