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supersonic transport
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supersonic transport: see airplane airplane, aeroplane, or aircraft, heavier-than-air vehicle, mechanically driven and fitted with fixed wings that support it in flight through the dynamic action of the air.
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supersonic transport [¦sü·pər¦sän·ik ′tranz‚pȯrt]
(aerospace engineering)
A transport plane capable of flying at speeds higher than the speed of sound. Abbreviated SST.


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Supersonic travel has not been offered to paying passengers since the last flight of British Airways' Concorde in 2003.
JAXA hopes that its SSTD will be commercially running by 2025, and being the next generation of supersonic travel after the Concorde, there are sure to be many of the old fans of supersonic travel lining up for a ticket.
From an age of limited mobility and governed by the speed of the fastest horse, they must have seemed like supersonic travel.
 
 
 
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