FAA Proposes New Rules for Supersonic Flights Over US Cities

The FAA's proposed rule could allow commercial supersonic flights over U.S. cities if sonic booms are minimized, potentially reviving the industry.

The FAA's proposed rule could allow commercial supersonic flights over U.S. cities if sonic booms are minimized, potentially reviving the industry.
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