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Supersonic airliner in doubt as company shifts to powering AI data centers

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Briefings

Boom Supersonic CEO Blake Scholl announced a Colorado factory for AI data center gas turbines, but early backers have questioned delivery timelines. United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby stated on October 28, 2026, that the first Overture supersonic airliner will not be delivered in 2029 but requires more time. The company faces potential delays from initial investors.

Key points

• Boom Supersonic unveiled a Colorado factory dedicated to producing gas turbines for AI data centers.
• United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby confirmed on October 28, 2026, that the first Overture supersonic airliner will not be delivered in 2029.

Context

Boom Supersonic is transitioning from supersonic flight to AI data center infrastructure, with early backers questioning delivery timelines.

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