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Is supersonic air travel for real?

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Nearly two decades after the Concorde was retired, is the rival of supersonic air travel for real?
 
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Graham Warwick

Archer Aviation’s production electric air taxi, called the Midnight, is being designed to fly 45 back-to-back 20-mi. missions a day with a pilot and four passengers and a 10-min. recharge between flights, at prices comparable to ground ride-sharing, the startup has revealed.
 
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The approach to human-machine teaming in aerial combat continues to evolve.
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Space Force takes over Army satcom; Osprey crash blamed on pilot error; Philippines eyes Chinook; and MH-139 to begin military testing.
 
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Lockheed Martin will deliver the first Dark Eagle missiles with live warheads even as engineers continue to finalize the design.
 
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The UK Royal Navy wants UAS to take on many of the surface and subsurface surveillance duties currently performed by manned helicopters.
 
 
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